Most of the men gathered by the turret.

Matyusshenko instructed the men to meet by the turret.

A Reset Button for Europe s Backyard

Elizabeth has realized, and she's coming face to face with her own sense of jealousy, her own sense of mortality.

We are today confronted with the threat of self extinction arising from the existence of nuclear weapons.

It's uh...it must be a dog somewhere it's just a little dog in the courtyard.

That being the case, the Special Rapporteur has concluded that the Muslim population of Bosnia and Herzegovina is threatened with extermination.

As a result, their historic mission doomed them.

I grew up in a world in which peace and stability were assured by the threat of global nuclear annihilation.

Genocide and quot ethnic cleansing quot , carried out with impunity, are threatening the Muslim people with extermination.

Our people, facing the threat of extermination and a clearly pronounced death sentence, decided to defend itself.

Terror can prolong the agony, but in the end an illegitimate regime is doomed.

So when the dollar s convertibility into gold was suspended, the value of that debt soared, threatening many institutions survival.

Expanded working paper by Françoise Hampson on the human rights situation of indigenous peoples in States and other territories threatened with extinction for environmental reasons

World leaders' attention would be riveted on that existential threat, collective security mechanisms could be discredited and hard won freedoms and human rights could be compromised.

Welcoming the expanded working paper submitted by Françoise Hampson on the human rights situation of indigenous peoples in States and territories threatened with extinction for environmental reasons (E CN.4 Sub.2 2005 28),

Welcoming the expanded working paper submitted by Françoise Hampson on the human rights situation of indigenous peoples in States and territories threatened with extinction for environmental reasons (E CN.4 Sub.2 2005 28),

Our primary concern, which must be shared by the entire international community, is for a world free of nuclear weapons and all weapons of mass destruction, in order that mankind may be able to live without the threat of total annihilation.

This working paper refines, clarifies and updates the conference room paper considered in 2004 with regard to the human rights aspects of the problem of States that will disappear for environmental reasons.

Even as you see that though, some part of you recognizes in the image a small portrait of what it's like to live in this world of change and time, our human fate is to vanish, as surely as that small cricket will, and still, we do what it does.

At its fifty sixth session, the Sub Commission had before it a working paper on the human rights situation of indigenous peoples in States and territories threatened with extinction for environmental reasons prepared by Ms. Françoise Hampson (E CN.4 Sub.2 AC.4 2004 CRP.1).

Although it was aware that the disarmament process was complicated, his country joined other States in calling for priority to be given to nuclear disarmament and hoped that during the last decade of the twentieth century it would be possible to achieve the elimination of all forms of weapons which threatened human survival.