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They have been expressing their will throughout the past 12 months, and no one can doubt their desire for change.
Who can doubt that?
It is the duty of all States to provide these peace-keeping operations with sufficient human andmaterial resources, so that no one can doubt the Organization's credibility.
Who can doubt it now♪.
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And especially one who understands the real Kabalistic meaning of the name Jehovah and its relation to, andconnection with, the Moon- who can doubt that the story of Abram is based upon that of Brahmâ, or that Genesis was written upon the old lines used by every ancient nation?
No one can doubt France's determination.
The question is not whether Eve's incident with the tempting reptile is allegorical or textual, for no one can doubt that it is the former, but to show the 215{FLYIWG CAMELS.} antiquity of the symbolism on the very face of it, and that it was not a Jewish but a universal idea.
Who can doubt an imperfection of national roads?
The country should be democratic(nobody can doubt that all current reforms in Russia are aimed at strengthening democracy).
No one can doubt that France is committed to the inalienable rights of each individual and that support for families, whatever form that support takes, is provided solely at their option and with respect for the individual rights of each member.
Well, no-one can doubt that animals communicate.
You can doubt my powers all you want, but you're about to discover the truth.
Yet bad as conditions are in the city- and no one in any country,rich or poor, can doubt that they are getting worse- the situation in the rural settlements of many developing countries is even more desperate, and that is no less our charge.
No one can doubt the efforts that have been made by the people and Government of Nicaragua.
Certainly, no one can doubt that the most serious and painful issue for me is Abkhazia.
No one can doubt or downgrade the legitimate security concerns of Israel and its sovereign right to protect its citizens.
But let us tell the truth: who can doubt that a veto in the Security Council will engender a cycle of violence in the Middle East?
None today can doubt the seriousness of the situation in the Middle East, particularly in Lebanon.
Finally, no one can doubt that if current practices continue for several decades, it will lead to a general catastrophe.
No responsible person can doubt that there will be difficulties and disputes and that new questions, unforeseeable today.
No one can doubt or dispute the greatness of Islamic civilization, the signs, tolerance and influence of which are still to be seen in the great German cities.
No one can doubt the significance of the fact that 25 per cent of the land surface of the earth is afflicted by the spread of drylands and creeping desertification.
Probably no one can doubt that for the International Exhibition of Calligraphy the very moment became the presentation of first Constitution of the Russian Federation.
I believe no one can doubt that nuclear disarmament and conventional disarmament, arms control and non-proliferation are issues related to international peace and security.
And who can doubt that all Protestant England would rejoice and offer thanks to the Lord, if during some future war, 400 ships of the hostile fleet were to be wrecked owing to such holy prayers?
Beyond that, no one can doubt that trafficking in narcotic drugs is at the root of social scourges of many kinds, including organized crime, the corruption of State structures, international terrorism and illegal commercial and financial activity.
If sustainable development is- as no one can doubt, if only by dint of the precautionary principle- the essential purpose of international policy, it is important to envisage a method of ensuring that there is an open and responsible participatory implementation among all nations and at the national level.
I don't think anyone could doubt that.
No one could doubt the potential value of the Register as an international measure to build confidence and as a mechanism for early warning.