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However, as recent events have shown, the situation remains far from optimistic.
The tragic reality of Palestinian daily life under the Israeli occupation, and Israel's continued and increasing violations of human rights, including its hindrance of organized international and regional efforts to alleviate the suffering of the Palestinian people, require the General Assembly totake a firm stance, especially since recent events have shown that the use of force-- whether in Palestine or in Lebanon-- will not result in a settlement.
Subsequent events have shown that these commitments were violated on a massive scale.
Observations of the arrival of radiation from distant astronomical events have shown that the one-way speed of light does not vary with frequency, that is, there is no vacuum dispersion of light.
As events have shown, the demonstration did quickly turn against the Liaison Office.
Unfortunately, our protests andwarnings fell on deaf ears and, as events have shown, the provocateurs were emboldened by their impunity and the provocations became more frequent and more intense.
Events have shown that in January-July, the economic downturn compared with the same period last year reached 18.5.
At the very beginning, events have shown that no caution can be dispensed with.
Recent events have shown that the current global financial crisis is not an Asian crisis; it is much more pervasive.
Regrettably, recent events have shown that the road is still strewn with obstacles.
As events have shown, this dialogue and the culture of peace are important pillars for the promotion of international harmony and peace.
Mr. Alkashwani(United Arab Emirates)(spoke in Arabic):Historical events have shown that the dominance of the culture of violence and war in different parts of the world affected by disputes and conflicts has not only prevented the settlement of those conflicts, but has also led to an increase in violence.
Events have shown that sound legislation, backed by a strong regulatory regime, is the only guarantee of minimum conditions and rights in the workplace and broader society.
Also noting that those events have shown that people everywhere need democratic and legitimate governments based on the will of the people, expressed regularly through free and fair elections.
The events have shown that the international community's determination to ensure that Kosovo progresses on the path of coexistence and reconciliation among communities is, on its own, not sufficient.
Recent events have shown that criminal networks can find ways around existing controls to supply clandestine activities.
As unfolding events have shown over the past few weeks, Iraq is not immune to the wave of civil unrest that has affected other parts of the region.
Recent events have shown that the existence of camps for internally displaced persons can generate violence and insecurity in the camp sites themselves as well as in nearby communities.
However, subsequent events have shown the need to face new and emerging situations across the world so that peace, the fundamental purpose of the Organization, may be strengthened and built on secure and stable foundations.
Recent events have shown that there is a need to develop and implement specific guidelines pertaining to the equipment, use of weapons and ammunition, and particularly the future role and responsibilities of the formed police units.
These events have shown that, ultimately, no State is immune to either natural disasters or accidents that could leave its people traumatized and constitute a potential human, environmental and economic tragedy for its neighbours.
These tragic events have shown the dangers of mixing humanitarian and military missions and the risks incurred when the mission conferred by the United Nations is lacking in clarity. The Organization needs to make itself respected when it intervenes in a conflict.
Recent events have shown the precarious nature of the peace process in the Middle East and highlighted the imperative need to redouble the efforts for its survival and ultimately successful outcome, on which millions of people, both in the region and internationally, have pinned great hopes.
On the one hand, numerous events have shown a continuing trend of peace and improved relations among countries, as evidenced by fact that the peaceful settlement of certain decades-long conflicts is under way and that relations among nations, including major Powers, continue to improve.
Moreover, all these events have shown that disaster preparedness projects to teach the population to cope with such calamities are becoming increasingly important and the Order of Malta's international relief service is actively working with local communities in Vietnam, Myanmar, Chile and Haiti.
Recent events have shown that the greatest threat to the well-being of the TIR Convention is the increased level of fraud affecting TIR transport operations and finding means to reduce this level of fraud must be the overriding priority for the TIRExB, in order to ensure the long term sustainability of the TIR system;
Subsequent events have shown, however, that various measures were progressively taken, effectively preventing, or at best delaying, the People's Assembly from being convened. On 18 October 1990, SLORC Deputy Foreign Minister U Ohn Gyaw announced in the General Assembly that a broadly based national convention would be convened to discuss all factors that should be taken into account in drafting the new constitution.
Recent events had shown how financial crises could be extremely contagious.
Recent events had shown that more robust peacekeeping mandates alone did not necessarily lead to genuine increased protection for women; greater efforts were needed.
Recent events had shown that most serious violations of international humanitarian law now occurred in armed conflicts of a non-international character.