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International organization for defending human rights.

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Usage of COE in English

A COE is more than an aggregation of distinct research projects over a short time period. 
 Pubmed 

As the joke goes here in Beijing, Xi is now China's COE -chairman of everything. 
 The Guardian 

And, none of the three COE programs appeared to make a meaningful difference in mortality rates for heart attacks. 
 Reuters 

It's because we are serious about inspiring young people, Lord Coe said. 
 The Guardian 

Coe has given Russia a week to respond formally to the allegations. 
 Reuters 

The London law firm Edwin Coe is coordinating the Dos Santos case. 
 The Guardian 

She obviously should not have been there, Coe told a news conference. 
 Reuters 

Coe will be aware he is creating a precedent in suspending Russia. 
 The Guardian 

Coe doesn't have a systematic theology, he has a vision of power. 
 The family: the secret fundamentalism at the heart of american p... 

Opposition leader Alistair Coe conceded defeat at about 9pm on Saturday night. 
 News.com.au 

Immediately after the presidential election Coe was defensive about his Nike links. 
 The Guardian 

Double Olympic gold medallist Sebastian Coe smiled when told of Pound's suggestion. 
 Radio NZ 

And yet the talk of Solomon Coe was well worth listening to. 
 Bred in the Bone; Or, Like Father, Like Son: A Novel 

Learning Process Considered as the Achieving of Character, by George Albert Coe. 
 The Family and its Members 

Yo may coe him mony things, but yo conno coe him proud. 
 The History of David Grieve 

Jim wanted a congenial companion-thatis to say, he wanted Charity Coe. 
 We Can't Have Everything: A Novel 

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COE through the time

Meanings of COE in English