A multilateral compromise at this stage requires further efforts aimed at harmonizing those priorities.

One advantage of those rules was said to be that they were already the product of a compromise that took place during their negotiation.

The proposed text for article 20 strives to find a compromise between the proposals made by the Producer and Consumer groups respectively and which are reproduced in Annex 1

A compromise solution is essential.

Some compromise will be necessary.

A thorough solution will involve a difficult process.

Other possibilities for compromise were suggested, such as adjusting the relevant definitions in draft article 1.

The result was a compromise between these two groups.

It is a compromise, because there was no consensus on the use of the words guidelines and strategies or on using both.

A political negotiated solution must be reached without delay.

Our ultimate goal remains an agreed solution between the two parties.

The situation had not yet been resolved definitively.

We hope that a negotiated solution to end the conflict will be quickly found.

We are near a compromise solution that would enable agreement on the important article 18 of the convention.

So, we must encourage the parties to try to reach a peaceful solution.

We hope that we are nearing a solution on this matter.

Mr. SKOTNIKOV (Russian Federation) (translated from Russian) To our regret, the Conference on Disarmament has not yet managed to reach a compromise on the programme of work and secure the resumption of the work of the Ad Hoc Committee on Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space.

NEW HAVEN There can be no military resolution to the war in Afghanistan, only a political one. Writing that sentence almost makes me faint with boredom.

If it were an equation, it would be impossible to solve.

So some compromise must be found should Kerry win.

We have always been in favour of a consensus solution to this issue.

But is it not high time for us to work together on a real solution?

Only politics and diplomacy can offer a lasting solution.

In the long run, the best outcome is a peaceful resolution to the sovereignty issue, or, barring that, a compromise that satisfies both sides core interests.

Acknowledging the limits of austerity, several initiatives attempt a European resolution.

For, ultimately, a resolution of the conflict between Israel and its neighbors can be only political.

Under his leadership, the long standing and painful Aceh conflict was peacefully resolved.

There are plenty of obstacles in the way of a negotiated solution to the Cyprus problem.

The lawlessness and absence of security makes finding a political solution almost impossible.

As the war grinds on, prospects for a negotiated solution are diminishing.

We remain hopeful that a solution to the conflict is imminent and continue to urge both parties to remain pragmatic and constructive in their quest for a solution.

The US should continue pushing hard for a solution.

Thus, there is scope for a compromise that recognizes both sides legitimate concerns.

As with other issues highlighted above, solving the problem will take time.

It will also create a climate more conducive to negotiating a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Darfur.

Their implementation would help to address the security concerns that have inhibited a solution.

It is clear, as indicated by recent developments, that both parties to the conflict are committed to seeking an acceptable resolution.

In Bosnia Herzegovina, EU Turkey cooperation is fundamental to achieving a durable solution.

Nothing has been resolved since the Copenhagen climate talks fell apart last year.

Finally, global uncertainty about currencies stands in the way of a solution.

We are convinced that it is only through dialogue that a just and lasting solution to that conflict can be found.

Regretting that progress towards a political solution has been negligible at best and urging both sides to work towards the resumption of negotiations for a comprehensive settlement,

Such is now the loss of hope in a negotiated solution that those who advocate an internationally imposed solution seem to be gaining ground.

The meetings are aimed at creating the impression that the world s leaders are still working on a solution to the problem.

Without it, neither initiatives for the peace process nor the peacekeeping operation presence will result in a lasting solution to the problem.