It is time for compromise it is time for decision.

There is some indecisiveness in the outcome document in that respect.

This was an issue that needed resolution at the inter agency level.

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Nevertheless, there is still a wide range of problems and contradictions to be resolved.

Yet they seem to share a fundamental indecisiveness in their approach to world affairs.

The fundamental resolution of the nuclear issue is vital to the defusing of tensions and the establishment of a lasting peace on the Korean peninsula.

Then, too, hesitation seemed to prevail over determination, contributing to the failure of the mission.

Regrettably, the Security Council has not demonstrated the appropriate resolve to uphold its decisions and to face up to Serbian violence and intransigence.

When it comes to the crunch, only the great Powers can make a decisive difference.

Or in 2008, Major General Champoux to come in and say he would deliver the decisive year.

Most importantly, the renminbi was allowed to appreciate, and the export tax rebate was virtually eliminated.

Or in 2007, the Norwegian deputy foreign minister, Espen Eide, to say that that would deliver the decisive year.

General Stanley McChrystal, who said that he was knee deep in the decisive year.

It assumes that, when push comes to shove, political leaders will indeed do what is necessary the willingness question.

And you'll be delighted to hear in 2011, today, that Guido Westerwelle, the German foreign minister, assures us that we are in the decisive year.

But it wasn't sufficient to prevent General Abuzaid saying that he had the strategy and the resources to deliver, in 2005, the decisive year.

In early 1949, the war was winding down in Israel's favor, and Arafat returned to Cairo from a lack of logistical support.

GDP link was also introduced to allow extra payments in case actual real GDP exceeded the base case GDP as projected by the Argentine Government.

But, far from being uncertain or indecisive, the democratic world responded with unrelenting determination to terrorist outrages of all shapes and sizes.

Finally, a country s level of development, as we have seen, is far from being decisive to Olympic success, especially in the running disciplines.

Let's figure out how long this object is going to be in the air given that its vertical velocity, or the magnitude of the vertical velocity is s sine of theta.

Or in 2009, my great friend, General Stanley McChrystal, who said that he was knee deep in the decisive year.

The rise to power of a rejectionist European government that is, one that unilaterally rejects the policy status quo would immediately bring the crisis to a head.

Viewed in strictly economic terms, it is not surprising that Great Britain would not give up its rebate, while France would reject attempts to cut farm subsidies.

Nowadays, the most effective lesson that nations are being taught is that drugs spread when there is indecision, disorganization and lack of coordination and cooperation between Governments.

Issues close to resolution. Agreement is still pending on the procedures for processing applications, including criteria to determine whether in depth investigations would be initiated.

The work of the Preparatory Committee remains incomplete. But the stakes are too high for inconclusiveness, so a resumed preparatory session before the Barbados Conference is essential.

The international community should view with grave concern the ultimate destination of the numerous arms supplied to warring factions in conflict areas as those conflicts move towards resolution.

Mrs. APPELO (Netherlands) said that the women apos s movement in the Netherlands had been taking a keen interest in the restructuring of the United Nations and hoped that it would lead to greater decisiveness in implementing the Organization apos s policy on women.

If, through lack of resolve or ineptitude, we allow this reality to become an established fact, we shall clearly have established a precedent that is very dangerous for the Balkans and beyond and thus have allowed events to take a wrong turning.

Beginning in 2004, every general came in saying, I've inherited a dismal situation, but finally I have the right resources and the correct strategy, which will deliver, in General Barno's word in 2004, the decisive year.

Issues close to resolution. With respect to the forecasts of the mineral situation, while one view was that the Authority should carry out forecasting on its own, another view was to rely on existing forecasts alone for the sake of cost effectiveness.

But we do wish to state for the record that, according to the most advanced thinking in Puerto Rican legal circles, the citizenship question is among those which require the greatest clarification, and which need to be resolved if there is to be a real decolonization process in Puerto Rico.

Integration or destabilization? The decisions are anything but final, even though the isolationists now prevail.

The Czech Republic opposes efforts at violent resolution of conflicts, condemns terrorism and believes that the example of the Middle East will convince all those who still may doubt it that even conflicts as intractable as that in the Middle East can be resolved peacefully.

Mr. Pak Gil Yon (Democratic People apos s Republic of Korea) The fundamental resolution of the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula is of great importance in defusing the tensions and establishing a lasting peace on the Korean peninsula.

Yet, from 2005 to early 2007, macroeconomic policy was focused on reining in the surplus. Most importantly, the renminbi was allowed to appreciate, and the export tax rebate was virtually eliminated.

This is the reason why one of the most important goals of the international community today should be the successful resolution of problems affecting complete regional and international integration of States having emerged after the disintegration of communist systems in former multinational States such as the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia.

The campaign aimed to remind world leaders of the need to engage constructively at the United Nations on global threats with a view to taking action at the 2005 Summit and to convince a more general audience that 2005 will be a year of decision, requiring the constructive input of their leaders.

This is why most new members were ultimately willing to support Luxembourg s proposed compromise, under which the budget would be only 1.06 of the EU s overall GDP and Great Britain s annual rebate would be frozen at 4.6 billion.

British leeriness about giving up the EU rebate in the face of what is perceived as French egoism is equally understandable despite the fact that this stance harms the enlargement process, which Great Britain otherwise supports.