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But that should not prevent us from acting.
Differences of opinion in the Conference on Disarmament should not prevent us from commencing negotiations.
Realism should not prevent us from looking forward.
My delegation is equally interested in a good atmosphere but that should not prevent us from addressing the substance.
However, this should not prevent us from moving into negotiations.
The complexity of factors that contribute to and reinforce traditional practices should not prevent us from seeking economic and social means to eliminate them.
This, however, should not prevent us from working with Russia in the fight against terrorism.
The complexity of this reform and its many political, economic andfinancial implications should not prevent us from laying out the configuration of international relations in the twenty-first century.
This, however, should not prevent us from entering into negotiations at the earliest opportunity.
If it is true that our attention has recently been focused on the early conclusion of a CTBT, this should not prevent us, however, from launching discussions on a cut-off convention.
But diversity should not prevent us from having a common vision and goals for a better future.
However, if there are difficulties in reaching an understanding about Council enlargement, that should not prevent us from trying to make progress in the discussion on improving the Council's working methods.
But this should not prevent us from negotiating an agreement to end the use of anti-personnel landmines. The urgency is clear.
The lack of consensus on a programme of work should not prevent us from organizing debates aimed at reaching it.
However, this should not prevent us from tackling the issue of fissile material production in a comprehensive, objective and balanced manner.
Asymmetries in size anddevelopment do not and should not prevent us from working together in multilateral forums.
But this right should not prevent us from working together to ensure that international migration helps to meet our development goals.
Nevertheless, the immediate concern to maintain peace and security should not prevent us from recognizing and attacking the root causes of these conflicts.
This should not prevent us, however, from seeking solutions that could ensure respect for all the provisions of the Fourth Geneva Convention in occupied Palestinian territories, including East Jerusalem.
In other words, sensitive as the veto issue may be, it should not prevent us from moving ahead on expanding the Council's composition.
But this should not prevent us, in the context of our discussion of agenda item 23, from recommending specific operational measures that would contribute to making these relationships increasingly effective and fruitful.
The rhetorical difference between solidarity and aid effectiveness should not prevent us from moving forward with concrete actions on South-South and triangular cooperation.
After all, looking forward should not prevent us from looking back and reminding ourselves of the lessons of history.
The mixed reactions that peace-keeping interventions sometimes arouse should not prevent us from paying a tribute to our Organization for its efforts in this field.
The ploys of certain groups should not prevent us from standing by what is just and right.
I think completing this official task,which frankly we see as having more of an administrative than a substantive nature, should not prevent us from engaging separately in a collective and informal assessment of this year's experiment and what it suggests for our future.
Differences of opinion in the Conference should not prevent us from commencing negotiations, but the Conference is running out of time.
The international community may not have been able to achieve enough progress in addressing some of these issues, but this should not prevent us from redoubling our efforts to implement the international treaties, resolutions and programmes of action of such United Nations conferences.
However, these differences of opinion should not prevent us from commencing negotiations; in fact, they are the point of undertaking negotiations.
The Conference has not agreed on its programme of work yet; this should not prevent us, however, from advancing the substantive work using the means still available to us. .