We should never forget the cost of war.

We'll never forget your kindness.

We must never forget the many years of devoted service and sacrifice on the part of the majority of the United Nations workers.

We should never forget it.

It is the issue of impunity, which we must never allow to go unpunished.

As we praise the blue sea in Nice today, we must not forget that it s the sea that becomes a cemetery for migrants, as HH Pontifex said Joseph Daul ( JosephDaul) June 1, 2016

We must not forget that political stabilization must go hand in hand with strengthening national capacity to confront both challenges simultaneously.

This time, we must not forget.

We need to remember to mail this letter tomorrow.

Let us not forget that time is passing quickly.

Don't you ever sweat?

In commemorating those who lost their lives during the Second World War, we must not fail to commemorate the crimes against humanity committed by both totalitarian regimes.

Last but not least, it is important not to forget the link to governance.

Let us now face those tasks energized by the realities brought into our deliberations by our leaders, never forgetting that we are here to serve the peoples of the world a world where there is so much suffering, insecurity and oppression.

And it should never, never, empower brutal dictatorships to sit in judgement of responsible democracies.

Like many of his colleagues in San Francisco, Lester Pearson was determined that such catastrophic events should never happen again.

Furthermore, we should not ignore the Secretary General's proposals relating to the General Assembly.

We should not forget that the reintegration process takes time and requires long term support.

May there never be another such battle. May we never need another one.

At the country level we mustn't forget that the fight against poverty and extreme poverty is a long term and ongoing process which requires the commitment of all notably States, intergovernmental agencies, the private sector, civil society, and citizens.

For Belarus, which was literally burned to the ground in the fires of a world war, the main lesson drawn was the understanding that such an event must never recur.

We must not forget that the General Assembly and the First Committee are political bodies representing sovereign States.

Let us remember that the United States is the single largest source of humanitarian assistance to Cuba.

As Africa and its partners navigate the financial storm together, we must ensure that the most vulnerable are not forgotten.

We should never renege on our commitments to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.

You must not speak loudly.

We should of course not forget the role of the Department for Disarmament Affairs, which is also part of that machinery.

And this image of the sun may suggest that the sun is something evil and aggressive, but we should not forget that all energy on this planet actually comes from the sun, and light is only a manifestation of that energy.

After all, with a sound diet, one would presumably never need a cure.

Police shouldn't take bribes.

You mustn't depend on others for help.

Let us not take that risk.

All but lost in the controversies surrounding Iraq and Iran is a major initiative involving a third I country India.

We should not forget that four out of every five poor people in the world live in those middle income nations.

One could not be oblivious to the situation of African children. In Africa, the other problems that could afflict children were compounded by poverty, malnutrition and AIDS.

Even more importantly, it must never become a screen providing legitimacy to any policy clearly opposed to the mood of the majority our mood, the mood of the nations and States united in the effort to build a better future world.

We have failed grievously in the past and must never do so again.

But we shouldn't forget, for any reason, that there are some people on duty 24 hours a day, every day, who save others. We see them every day. Every morning.

As we gather here today, let us not forget the Beatrice Gakubas of the world, who stand poised to transform their countries.

Above all things, we must not be selfish.

The momentum for institutional reform must not be lost.

Finally, Bush s strategy already faces challenges at home. Few Americans and therefore few US lawmakers have much confidence in Bush s leadership on Iraq.

We at the United Nations should never view our role as paternalistic or didactic.

It is important to bear in mind that according to some United Nations estimates, military expenditure in the world totalled more than 839 billion in 2002.

So some things we have to let the dog know, You mustn't do this.