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These issues are by no means new.
The tasks of the organs andbodies of the United Nations are by no means easy.
The purposes and principles of the Charter are by no means outdated, but are rather of greater relevance today.
Tourists have already learned from personal experiencethat closer to departure, tours are by no means cheaper, as before.
Threats to fundamental social order are by no means confined to the newer, or poorer nations, or to the nations of the South.
A return to the past,‘to our roots', answering the‘call of our ancestors' andreunification with nature are by no means a new form of escapism.
However, Russia and China are by no means allies(like it used to be in the 1950s), and are not so keen on that.
Accordingly, the developments highlighted below provide examples of national legislation, but are by no means a comprehensive survey.
Whilst these issues are by no means insignificant, they can all be overcome when the necessary political will exists to do so.
There are also some among them who are by no means the heroes of our time.
These suggestions are by no means definitive or necessarily the best way of classifying the common elements and broad goals.
Nonetheless, anyone who is interested in primordial knowledge candraw useful parallels and become stronger in faith that the said events are by no means a tale.
While policies are very important, they are by no means sufficient to sustain development.
Fitness cruises are by no means limited to the young and sporty and the opportunities offered by Holland America are a fantastic example of this.
Transparency in armaments may have a positive effect on the strengthening of international peace and security,but the two phenomena are by no means in a cause-and-effect relationship.
But, rather it is to say that procedural issues are by no means the priority or what will get us out of the current predicament.
If you have ever struggled to attribute some expense to a particular category orfaced the impossibility to perform a certain financial task, these are by no means problems that you may have with Cubux.
The protection mechanisms cited below are by no means perfect, but States should draw upon these examples to create, develop or improve strategies and programmes for the physical protection of defenders in their respective countries.
Normal economic, commercial andfinancial ties among countries are therefore in the interest of all and are by no means a favour done by any one country to others.
The continued Iraqi assertions that Kuwait is part of Iraq and Iraq's refusal to cooperate on the issue of prisoners andmissing persons are by no means the only proof of Iraq's refusal to comply with Security Council resolution 687(1991) and all other relevant resolutions.
The Regional Centre's programmes are conducted from resources generated from voluntary contributions that are by no means sufficient to sustain its activities in mandated areas.
This is by no means an ideal situation.
This long list is by no means complete.
It is by no means clear whether what is currently on offer is enough.
Sarajevo is by no means the only or most menaced city in the Republic.
His opinion was that the dances"were by no means indecent, though they were often very lascivious.
Paradisiacal ignorance is by no means poorer than the knowledge of the fallen man.
Europe is by no means an exception.
Obviously, the measurement of ecosystem service outcomes is by no means straightforward.
The future of the HIV/AIDS epidemic is by no means predetermined.