We must start from reality.

We must be convinced of this.

In this exercise we must keep two things in mind.

We must build on what we have.

We should build on this in other areas.

These Conferences can and should build on the achievements of Cairo.

Puerto Ricans needed to face that reality and help each other.

In our deliberations today we should build upon the international consensus on these issues.

Logically, therefore, there must be methods of execution that are compatible with the Covenant.

What we need to take into account is not just the number of people expelled, but the number they would represent now.

The success of poverty eradication initiatives must be rooted in the realities of the lives of the people they are trying to help.

The question is therefore what we are trying to resolve here.

And we have to think much more in terms of narratives and whose narrative is going to be effective.

I do not wish to prolong our work, but we have know where we stand.

We must nevertheless recall that the solution to remaining conflicts must come from the Central Americans themselves.

In fact, development programmes should emerge from the people and not be imposed on them from the outside.

The sound should come from just below the navel.

Assuming an annual average rate of five per cent growth in GDP, this goal represents a 22 per cent annual growth rate for IDE investment.

Solutions to international problems must come from truly united nations acting in concert.

No spot may have more than three lines attached to it.

The reform of the United Nations must be based on that principle.

Such comments have created a lot of confusion and should not come from people with legal background.

More specifically, and as I want to argue, all attempts at social criticism of the method of imprisonment need to flow from an understanding of the historical precedence that came to produce the prison.

49. All States should begin by recognizing the existence of national, ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities since theirs was an inviolable and fundamental human right.

It would be wise to build on this experience in the future.

But in the end, the main thing we need to focus on are people.

So when you can come from your freedom, isn't it?

At the same time we must, of course, maintain that it is the Security Council that takes any decisions on listing and delisting.

For example, on the basis of elevation alone one might have expected the Maldives to be more badly affected by the tsunami.

As a rule of thumb, you should plan on one pound of beef for every two guests.

I would proceed on this basis, subject to the concurrence of the members of the Council.

If understood in this sense, renewed dialogue and strengthened cooperation are inescapable.

In so doing, we believe that the General Assembly should be guided by the following principles

Our premise continues to be that the United Nations steps must be directed towards supporting the peaceful efforts of the Contact Group to bring the parties to accept the Group apos s proposals.

The efforts involved in this great transformation must come from within these societies, and this in all likelihood is asking too much.

But for any of these things to work, the honesty in language, the local democracy, it's not just a question of what politicians do.

But it is a basic fact that no dollar can be spent twice.

However, the tests should be performed on the assumption that the decomposition products will ignite.

On this assumption the costs involved are estimated at 260,000.

I don't think it can come from the very poorest people.

Any real change in the near term must come from China, which increasingly has the most to lose from a dollar debacle.

If the law is going to presume attribution, then that attribution has to rest on a standard of reliability.

As noted by IMF, an explicit recognition of resource constraint should govern expenditure.

(b) Their implementation should, to the extent possible, be based on existing technical capacity

And then after this, doesn't matter what you speak, it's all coming out of That.