Our efforts should propel this issue to fruition.

Climate change remains the defining issue of our era.

We have no higher issue on our agenda than the preservation of our natural resources.

This issue is the most important item on our agenda.

Development remains the main political and moral issue of our time.

Our overall approach to the issue is based on the following pillars.

The action plan is, in our view, appropriate to the issue in question.

We look forward to working with our Council colleagues on this critical issue.

We should not limit our focus simply to the issue of bottom trawling.

We shall now begin our thematic discussion on the issue of nuclear weapons.

This is our issue, because we collect these compounds our entire life and then we end up dumping it and dumping them into our unborn children.

That balanced approach reflects our vision of how the issue should be dealt with.

Given the sensitivity of that issue, our margin for error should be virtually nil.

We look forward to continuing our discussions on that issue with all interested delegations.

Our assessments enabled our headquarters in Geneva to issue the first preliminary appeal for support just eight hours after the disaster struck.

That is the existential issue confronting the world, to which our response remains hopelessly inadequate.

But we need to do so knowing what our strategy is on this key issue.

That is why it clings to the issue of our supposed violations of human rights.

Our concerns over Israel's settlement policy cannot be separated from the issue of the barrier.

Secondly, our most recent draft resolutions on this issue date back to 1999 and 2000.

Most of our consultations on the Security Council have focused on the issue of its expansion.

Say , Our Lord will gather us all together and issue the true Judgment about our differences . He is the Best Judge and All knowing .

Say , Our Lord will gather us all together and issue the true Judgment about our differences . He is the Best Judge and All knowing .

After five years of consideration of this issue, it is our belief that we must continue our work, while remaining committed to certain basic principles.

The formal tabling of our draft proposal should not be construed as our concurrence with a vote on the crucial issue of Security Council reform.

John Maynard Keynes addressed this issue in 1930, in his little essay Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren.

Criticism of our proposal so far has failed to realistically address the core issue of permanent membership.

In our view, it is necessary in such a manner to enhance the status of the issue.

I think the issue of the Bureau is the least of our problems it can be resolved.

We would also be supportive of using our plenary sessions to consider this issue in more detail.

And we have to go also beyond traditional diplomacy to the survival issue of our times, climate change.

A fair outcome by the court will end the sole remaining border issue which compromises our bilateral relations.

We hope that during our debate, the issue of greater transparency, accountability and effectiveness will be further explored.

This is the issue that could and in our view should have now been addressed by the Committee.

For Fiji and other vulnerable States, there is one overriding issue that is critically vital to our economic survival market access and remunerative prices for our exports.

Military intervention would merely further complicate the issue, while creating new layers of conflict in our region and beyond.

I must stress, however, that we cannot divert our attention from UNMIK's lack of activity on the main issue.

It is our expectation that this meeting will engender a series of meetings and consultations on that important issue.

As we all know too well, this issue has already been on our agenda for more than 12 years.

The President can therefore count on our cooperation and support on this issue that we consider to be crucial.

While our concerns about the Court have not changed, we would like to move beyond divisiveness on the issue.

Let us reserve our right to add any conditions or preconditions, because that might just complicate the whole issue.

Our firm and ultimate objective is the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, and our consistent position is that the nuclear issue must be resolved peacefully through dialogue and negotiation.

The issue must therefore receive greater attention in our deliberations with a view to making recommendations at the September summit.

We believe that we must not lose our initial enthusiasm, since that issue is key to world peace and security.