A new Israeli bus line will serve only Palestinians.

I don't imagine the control of Mosul by Al Qaeda will serve anyone.

A constitution that emerges from such a process will not be easily set aside and will serve generations to come.

Its successful implementation will provide a good opportunity to ease the burden of unsettled issues in the Israeli Palestinian dispute and therefore serve the general purpose of advancing towards peace.

Many suspect that an engineered bloodbath that leads to army intervention, and the declaration of a national emergency, could serve as a pretext to postpone the October 2007 elections.

Given the current absence of any alternative models or proposals before the Assembly, my delegation is of the view that the report's model A would better serve the interests of our membership.

Chabahar is not useful only to counter China it will serve as a vital link for India to transport goods to Afghanistan, Central Asia, and beyond.

We sincerely hope that we will be able to take part in the historic decisions regarding United Nations reform, and we believe also that expeditious action by the General Assembly in that regard will serve the collective interests of the Organization.

It being recognized that economic policies tend to affect members of a society in different ways, the objective is to ensure that Pakistan's initial offer will serve the country's more enduring interests.

But even those who would not agree to this assertion should realize and do realize, I believe that banning further production of fissile material for weapons purposes would serve both purposes, and thus our common security.

Moreover, although the Basic Law prescribes a five year term for the Chief Executive, China is insisting that the winner will only serve for the remainder of Tung s term, until June 30, 2007.

We support the establishment of peace and stability in the South Caucasus, which would serve the interests of all States concerned and enhance the stability of the entire Eurasian region, through the peaceful settlement of conflicts on the basis of the norms and principles of international law and relevant United Nations Security Council resolutions.

Beyond that, a science that acknowledges an unconscious component in its operations, if not in its methodology, will best serve its practitioners as human beings, as well as being most likely to generate lasting value for the rest of us.

In his report of 20 May 2005 (A 59 441 Add.1), the Secretary General suggested that the Organization should continue to support the United Nations Development Corporation in seeking approval to use the proposed site for UNDC 5 since this is in the long term best interest of the Organization.