About Mart Waterman moving in.

For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.

For the gifts and calling of God are without repentance.

I, even I, have spoken yes, I have called him I have brought him, and he shall make his way prosperous.

I, even I, have spoken yea, I have called him I have brought him, and he shall make his way prosperous.

Whenever one party is so invited, the other party shall be informed and invited to attend and make appropriate submissions.

Calls upon countries to facilitate the work of the Special Rapporteur by providing information and inviting him to undertake country visits

The team was met on arrival, escorted up the valley and invited to enter a tunnel that had been built into the side of the valley.

I went into Congress, and I invited him to come and hang out and intern for us for a while so that he could learn the political process.

The Thamud accused the messengers of lies .

The Thamud tribe denied the Noble Messengers .

Thamood cried lies to the Envoys

The Thamud belied the sent ones

Thamud ( people ) belied the Messenger .

Thamood disbelieved the messengers .

The Thamud gave the lie to the Messengers .

( The tribe of ) Thamud denied the messengers ( of Allah )

The people of Thamud impugned the apostles

Thamood , belied their Messengers .

Thamud denied the messengers

The tribe of Thamud rejected the Messengers .

Samood gave the lie to the apostles

The tribe of Thamud also rejected the messengers .

The Thamud ( people ) rejected the messengers .

The Pope apos s unequivocal condemnation of chauvinism, hatred and policies of discrimination by the use of force and his call for reconciliation should have a positive influence on the situation in Croatia and in the whole region.

My Government reiterates its call for the people of the Republic of China, Taiwan, to be consulted, effectively represented and invited to participate in the critical debates on world peace, human security, development and human rights.

The President (interpretation from French) On behalf of the General Assembly, I have the honour to welcome to the United Nations the President of the Republic of South Africa, His Excellency Mr. Nelson Mandela, and to invite him to address the Assembly.

I listened particularly attentively to the message from the Secretary General and his call to strengthen efforts to ensure that the Conference on Disarmament can resume its substantive work and contribute effectively to peace and global security.

Hence our conviction that the Secretary General apos s An Agenda for Development and his call for a new vision are an attempt to cast the development process, with all its human and material complications, in a new form that would meet the basic needs of developing countries.

Australia also welcomes the Secretary General's endorsement of the emerging norm of the responsibility to protect and his call to embrace that norm and to act on it when national Governments are unable or unwilling to protect their citizens.

Accordingly, I hope that the Security Council will support the Secretary General's call to the people of Iraq to exercise their democratic rights, as well as his call to the Iraqi authorities and all Iraqi political groups, to ensure the Iraqi people's participation, free from intimidation or threats to their security.

Its decision to support that principle was distinct from the question of whether or not it would have supported a specific draft text on the conflicts in question, even though it wished to emphasize its concern at the lack of progress in resolving them and its advocacy of the efforts of the OSCE and others to make progress towards that end.

3. The General Assembly further decided that the Working Group would consist of 25 members and invited the President of the General Assembly to define the composition of the Working Group with due regard for equitable geographical representation and to convene it as soon as possible but no later than 31 March 1994.

We also appreciate the emphasis that the Secretary General's report places on dealing with the issue of terrorism, particularly including its call on all States that have not yet done so to accede to the 12 existing counter terrorism conventions and its call for the completion without delay of an international convention for the suppression of acts of nuclear terrorism.