There is also little doubt about the imperative need for and utility of such a body.

I have no reason to doubt those sources I just didn't see it.

His guilt cannot be presumed until the charge has been proved beyond reasonable doubt.

He looks suspicious.

There are good reasons to doubt this.

When weapons of mass destruction were not found, the US and its small (and dwindling) coalition of the willing conjured up a new rationale the struggle for democracy.

Indeed, some of the street demonstrations leave no doubt that many people are moving away from religion altogether.

Subsequent research by historians of science leaves little doubt the Nobel medallion is etched with human frailties.

Looking around, leaders like this seem to be an extinct species.

But to make it absolutely certain, Kahuta issued glossy brochures aimed at classified organizations.

The Nuremberg trials exposed the guilt of the Nazi leaders beyond doubt, if indeed any such doubt was left in people s minds.

The consequences of an arms race in outer space for all mankind means that this is demonstrably an issue in which all nations have a stake.

However, there is little doubt that the Secretary General's proposal has sought to fill what he has described as a gaping hole in the United Nations institutional machinery .

On the contrary, these memos make clear that torture was a tactic formulated in minute detail.

It has now been proved beyond doubt that Pakistan can never progress into any form of democracy without getting rid of the military from politics.

But this I say by way of concession, not of commandment.

But I speak this by permission, and not of commandment.

The time has come to realize that today s policies are counterproductive.

Compared to public opinion in 1960, that s certainly an enormous progress.

The EU must make it clear that it is ready to support Serbia and the region as a whole in realizing its European aspirations.

There can be no doubt that Abbas was democratically elected.

From the beginning of the integration process, Europe s founding fathers had made it abundantly clear that the ultimate goal was a political union, with economic integration being but the first step.

The idea that the Arab Israeli peace process requires choosing between a Syrian or a Palestinian track has proved to be a dangerous fallacy.

While the transformation may not always be seamless, there is no longer room to doubt that an Asian century is on the horizon, and that the world s chemistry will change fundamentally.

But this approach has proved to be only partly successful in reducing health inequalities, leaving little doubt that more comprehensive measures are needed.

The falling action may contain a moment of final suspense, in which the final outcome of the conflict is in doubt.

The geography of the exercises, and the offensive nature of the tasks undertaken, leaves little doubt that Russia was cast in the role of potential adversary.

Turkish Cypriot people are for a new partnership in Cyprus as unequivocally reflected in the results of the referendums held in the island last year.

They told us unequivocally that progress towards the goals we agreed at the Millennium Summit, and towards the commitments we made at Monterrey, has been insufficient.

Undoubtedly, the situation is not as bad as during the first half of 2004, when large scale killing and mass displacements took place.

Moreover, the IST statute says nothing about the standard of proof, which means that guilt does not clearly have to be established beyond a reasonable doubt.

In short, Europe s leaders and German leaders above all must make the case that the alternative is too dire to contemplate.

The fact that Russian President Vladimir Putin s likely successor, Dmitry Medvedev, is Chairman of Gazprom leaves little doubt about the Kremlin s determination to maintain an iron grip on the energy sector.

The bloody attacks in London and Sharm el Sheikh clearly demonstrate that terrorists continue to commit acts which should be unanimously condemned and whose eradication requires concerted action by the international community.

There can no longer be any reasonable doubt that Iran s ambition is to obtain nuclear weapons capability.

The epitome of this is the dictator novel where historical figures and events were portrayed in a way that connections between them and contemporary events in Latin America could not be doubted.

The resources available for those purposes were of course very limited, a factor which placed a major constraint on the positive impact of activities at the country level.

But voter turnout in the latest presidential election (80 in the first round, and 81 in the second round) leaves no doubt our current system is strong, and we French are attached to it.

In fact, we were building an orderly market, setting policies for how much registries could charge, fostering competition among registrars, and making sure that we served the public interest.

An expeditious conclusion to the negotiations on the draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism would thus be in the interests of the entire international community. It would also demonstrate unambiguously that the United Nations had taken an uncompromising stance against terrorism.

But there is no getting around it.

For example (0) I do not feel sad.

The ecological disasters that today s economic activity has already produced and the catastrophic potential of those to come have at last brought home the fact that energy policy and environmental protection cannot be separated.

In fact, there is nothing at all graceful about this. For politicians to say one thing now when everyone knows they will soon say the opposite is guaranteed to erode trust in Europe s leaders.

And I put them together, so that in each pair of country, one has twice the child mortality of the other. And this means that it's much bigger a difference than the uncertainty of the data.