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And attempts to impose that kind of order destroy capitalism.
Annexation of the golan and attempts to impose israeli citizenship.
Any attempts to impose or force this process are completely futile.
The choice now is between the rule of international law or attempts to impose a de facto illegal situation.
Attempts to impose discriminatory and selective practices in that area were unacceptable.
Israel continues its attempts to impose its own particular agenda.
Attempts to impose or to prolong the application of sanctions to achieve political ends should be rejected.
We must prevent all attempts to impose decisions on this Assembly.
Attempts to impose one's own set of values are totally futile and may only lead to a dangerous aggravation of tensions between civilisations.
The Conference reiterated its rejection of unilateral action and the attempts to impose economic sanctions on Member States.
We reject any attempts to impose solutions or formulas under the guise of the humanitarian situation.
The Meeting reiterated its rejection of unilateral economic measures and attempts to impose unilateral economic sanctions on Member States.
Thus, the attempts to impose values on other members of the international community should be thwarted.
The Conference reiterated its rejection of unilateral economic measures and attempts to impose unilateral economic sanctions on Member States.
We reject any attempts to impose or prolong the application of sanctions for reasons other than the specified objectives.
The Meeting reiterated its rejection of unilateral economic measures and attempts to impose unilateral economic sanctions on Member States.
All attempts to impose a military solution through military subjugation and suppression of the Palestinian people should be rejected.
In this connection, we would like to caution that attempts to impose self-interested positions will not yield any satisfactory outcome.
We do not accept the idea of“diplomacy backed up by force” orthe idea of“diplomacy based on the use of force”, attempts to impose diplomacy by firepower.
The spurious excuses proffered by some, and attempts to impose conditions in order to subvert this objective, are not compatible with regional realities.
It became a national struggle enjoying widesupport among the Welsh, who were provoked particularly by Edward's attempts to impose English law on the Welsh.
The solutions do not lie in misguided attempts to impose new panoplies of controls on international capital movements, or in a retreat from open trade.
It turns out that the state has an unprecedented impact on family functions, but its attempts to impose visible conservatism on family life are negatively perceived.
The attempts to impose new ideas such as humanitarian intervention in our world today- a world controlled by one single, wanton Power- will not ensure international security.
There was no single model of social organization; attempts to impose such a model ran counter to the democratic ideals that some claimed to defend.
Their attempts to impose a single model for the observance of human rights indicated that those delegations failed to recognize the principles of universality, impartiality, objectivity and non-selectivity.
It is time to address the issue of Palestine more seriously and to refrain from attempts to impose a fait accompli on the Palestinian people, depriving them of their legitimate rights.
Thus we reject all attempts to impose new international forces in Darfur without taking into account Darfur's special circumstances and without consultations with the Government of Sudan.
The CHAIRMAN shared Mr. Garvalov's concern at what he could only describe as attempts to impose a“new international order” on treaty bodies without consulting their members.
Israeli provocation and attempts to impose facts on the ground would not succeed in changing the legal status of the holy city of Jerusalem, but would instead fuel religious tension and extremism.