However, the price of victory was high.

It was achieved at a heavy cost.

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But there was a steep political price to pay.

America is paying a high price for continuing in the opposite direction.

These measures have sometimes had a heavy social cost.

An enormous price had been paid by all the peace and justice loving peoples of the world.

Countries that have signed such investment agreements have paid a high price.

Civilians continue to pay a heavy toll in the various conflict situations around the world.

But, may I ask, is this not too high a price for the Timorese people to pay?

Hungary was to pay dearly during and after World War II for these temporary gains.

Without action, they will pay a bitter price for the actions of others.

This concession, hardly an unreasonably high price to pay for disarmament and peace, was made.

This is first and foremost a victory for the South African people which paid a heavy price.

A quarter of a million dead is the huge and tragic price that Central Americans paid for the cold war.

In the meantime, Sharon has paid heavily for his policies.

The quot evil empire quot is no more. But the price in human lives and the displacement of people has been very high.

All this leaves the new Government of Rwanda in the throes of a critical dilemma, requiring immeasurable soul searching.

The need for mine clearance activities placed tremendous financial pressure on the public budget, which was already subject to daunting competition among priorities.

It is unfortunate that my country, Togo, has surely paid a heavier price than others in the ineluctable march towards democratization.

The ambitious projects planned for Lebanon, however, remained hostage to regional political circumstances, exacting a heavy toll from the people of that country.

But offshore wind power is so expensive that it will receive at least three times the traded cost of regular electricity in subsidies more than even solar power, which was never at an advantage in the UK. For minimal CO2 reduction, the UK economy will pay dearly.

As asserted by the Secretary General, without action, small island developing States like Tuvalu will pay a bitter price for the actions of others.

Funding would also be more likely to become available if the programme envisaged was not too onerous or demanding on existing national or agency budgets.

The long and bitter struggle of the South African people has been costly a high price has been paid in suffering as well as in lives.

As a consequence, families frequently do not manage to adapt to social changes. Society as a whole pays a very high social price for this.

2.6 Finally, A. B. argues that the H. family has had to carry a heavy financial burden as a result of the judicial proceedings instituted by the local authorities.

It has no legitimacy, and it is bound to fall. But that could take a long time and come at an alarming cost.

But the price paid in getting to this point, in the US and elsewhere, has been enormous and mostly avoidable.

Humankind paid too dearly for underestimating the Nazi threat to turn a blind eye to any attempt to revive it 60 years after victory in the Second World War.

The Soviet Union, though with a heavy price, was transformed from a largely agrarian economy to a major industrial powerhouse in a short span of time.

Developing countries paid a heavy price during the height of the cold war as world attention was focused on acquiring additional armaments under the doctrines of deterrence.

FMLN has paid a high political price for not having complied fully with its obligation to submit accurate inventories of its arms.

This requirement clearly places a severe burden on users short of foreign exchange, and adds considerably to the cost of transport.

Mechanics and tradesmen who come in person to the forest on no other errand, are sure to attend the wood auction, and even pay a high price for the privilege of gleaning after the woodchopper.

LONDON You would think that the British, having practically invented appeasement, and paid a heavy price for it, would know better.

The separation wall was placing a further grievous burden on the Palestinian people and his delegation called upon Israel to comply fully with the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice and dismantle the wall.

As already mentioned, even the best operational success would not stop the Iranian nuclear program but only delay it and for this temporary delay all of us would have to pay an exorbitant price, possibly a terrible one.

The aim is to provide food, agricultural support and safe drinking water to vulnerable people in these countries, where millions of children and young people are paying a high price, very often with their lives.

We have resolutely resisted almost half a century of brutal aggression, paying a high price for our indomitable will to defend the right to national independence and a life of dignity.

68. Yet another concern was that in the request for proposals the burden to notify suppliers and contractors of the criteria to be used might be excessive for the procuring entity.

In Puerto Rico, the exercise of the basic democratic rights recognized by virtually all nations and by the United Nations often involves a high price slander, persecution, defamation, loss of employment, imprisonment and death.

The victims, who continue to pay a heavy price for the aggression directed against them, are now being required to pay the final price for a peace which seeks to legitimize the results of that aggression.

They face overcrowding in social service centres and endure tremendous price hikes, sometimes reaching 300 per cent over a short period, for all their requirements.

That was a tough hit for a struggling Japanese economy. It is also a clear warning to the rest of us that a fight need not involve troops, tanks, and rockets to exact a heavy price.