Give Nuclear Security a Chance

We give precedence to human over weapons security.

It would also give new impetus to the European security system.

Legal disputes can give rise to threats to international peace and security.

Only the US can give the Islamic Republic the security guarantees it craves.

Consequently, let us give full consideration to the reform of the Security Council.

However, indiscriminate use of force and continued occupation will never give Israel lasting security.

The idea is that deferring the warrant will give the Security Council leverage over Sudan.

Malek, an Egyptian activist and blogger, invited volunteers to give workers technical and security training

Japan s government should thus give a clear indication of a true will to defend the country s security.

Checks on security measures that curtail the freedoms that give our lives dignity are as imperative as protection.

The Security Council must also give support to the UN s negotiators and guarantee the provisions of any settlement.

But travelers recent experiences in the US should give security officials elsewhere good reason to avoid implementing similar policies.

Only smarter multinational and transatlantic cooperation will give us forces that are capable of dealing with today s security challenges.

We will give particular attention to the Human Rights Council, the Security Council, the General Assembly and the Secretariat.

Secondly, the enlargement of the Security Council must give priority to increasing the representation and voice of the developing countries.

In collaboration with FAO, WFP is preparing action sheets that give guidance on ways of preventing violence in food security interventions.

The Security Council must be ready to take responsibility if and when a State cannot give its citizens the necessary protection.

The US has fought and spilled precious blood to give the nations in the Asia Pacific the opportunity to achieve prosperity and security.

(a) Give consideration to ways of providing particular support to children in single parent families, including through community structures and social security benefits

I trust that the Committee will give urgent consideration to these requests, because these measures would contribute significantly to efforts to build the capacity of Liberia's national security agencies to maintain security in the country.

The President I now give the floor to Ambassador Mihnea Ioan Motoc, Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1540 (2004).

Doctrinal or policy utterances that give the impression that nuclear weapons are being accorded increased importance in respective security policies are anathema to disarmament efforts and give rise to justified concerns as to the sincerity of the commitments entered into.

22. Emphasizes the need to give further consideration to the safety and security of locally recruited humanitarian personnel, who account for the majority of casualties

20. Emphasizes the need to give further consideration to the safety and security of locally recruited humanitarian personnel, who account for the majority of casualties

Implementation of this plan would not only give a boost to the rule of law, but also would enhance security and lead to better governance.

Here the first step is relatively straightforward all three countries must give greater weight to factoring into their diplomatic calculations the others national security fears.

I believe that this concept can bridge the gap between divergent views of security and give us the guidance we need to face today's dilemmas.

Every day, United Nations and associated personnel were risking their lives to restore security and give new hope to large segments of the human community.

I now give the floor to Ambassador Ellen Margrethe Løj, Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter terrorism.

Doctrinal or policy references that give the impression that nuclear weapons are being accorded increased importance in respective security policies are anathema to disarmament efforts.

18. Also emphasizes the need to give further consideration to the safety and security of locally recruited humanitarian personnel, who account for the majority of casualties

At this meeting, the Security Council will hear a briefing by Mr. Kieran Prendergast, Under Secretary General for Political Affairs, to whom I give the floor.

Moreover, it would give disproportionate weight to some regional groups that already have it, by creating a Security Council with an excessive number of permanent members.

In those areas of Iraq where security is relatively stable, the authorities concerned should be able to give greater attention to the protection of human rights.

Quite rightly, the Secretary General emphasizes that his proposals give equal weight and attention to three great purposes of the Organization development, security and human rights.

At this meeting the Security Council will hear a briefing by Mr. Ibrahim Gambari, Under Secretary General for Political Affairs, to whom I give the floor.

The Monitoring Group has been invited to give a presentation at a forthcoming IMO subregional seminar on piracy and armed robbery against ships and maritime security.

In May and November 2004, the Chairman again requested, by telephone, the Managing Director of the same parastatal to give 20,000 for national security purposes, even though nearly one fifth of the total NTGL budget was meant for Security Services Sector.

Give them Yahweh what will you give? Give them a miscarrying womb and dry breasts.

The group of four has failed to give the international community the evidence that the Security Council, as they foresee it, will be as or more efficient.

Give them, O LORD what wilt thou give? give them a miscarrying womb and dry breasts.

However minor they may be, they have a major impact on the subjective considerations which mould people's perceptions about security and give rise to confidence among minority groups.

The 1995 Convention is the key legal instrument in efforts to give United Nations and associated personnel the security and the environment they need to do their work.

At this meeting, the Security Council will hear a briefing by Judge Emanuel Ayoola, President of the Special Court for Sierra Leone, to whom I give the floor.