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[...] hold and put at risk its still-fragile [...]

[...] [...] [see Belial] will prevail, causing men to [...] [...]

[...] approach often predominates in a world tempted [...] [...]

However, there is no clear indication to that effect, nor is there any indication that the Government is gaining the upper hand.

[...] clear that in the event of a conflict, only one of the two interpretations, at best,462 could prevail, both interpretations should be presumed permissible unless, at some point, it becomes clear to the key players that one interpretation has prevailed.

We believe that the higher good will prevail, and in this case the creation of the entity is a benefit our country has long desired, knowing that through it we are contributing to the greater coherence, efficiency, transparency and accountability of the United Nations system in matters of gender and to its progress towards the gender equality and the empowerment of women to which we all aspire.

We sincerely hope that wisdom will prevail and that, in the resolution of conflicts and differences, dialogue will triumph over confrontation.

The objective is expected to be achieved provided that the current political will of the leaders and of their respective communities prevail and that there is continuing support from the international community.

This must be swiftly and dramatically altered to enable nations to gain the upper hand in dealing with this epidemic.

Judah often gives, therefore, the opinion of a single teacher, where he regards it as the correct one, in the name of "the sages" ("ḥakamim") (Ḥul. 85a); and in order that the opinion of a single scholar may prevail as final, he ignores the fact that this view was controverted by many others.

The Plurinational State of Bolivia has shown firmness and solidarity in joining this call, in the hope that rationality will prevail, together with respect for a free choice of the economic and political system which best serves the people, without external pressures or irregular policies that constitute a crime against an entire people.

Prudence and the necessary wisdom should prevail so as to bring about political dialogue that makes it possible to establish a climate of friendship, peace and stability in that region and in other parts of the world.

[...] [...] pressure dominating in most cases.

[...] [...] Lebanon, aimed at putting an end to impunity and ensuring that justice prevails in Lebanon.

We therefore firmly hope that the values of international solidarity and justice, without which the United Nations will never be able to meet the many challenges of our time, will prevail at this session.

However, the dignity of peoples has prevailed throughout history.

Multilateralism in this globalized age is the only sure way to ensure that peace, development and unity prevail at a time when the world is riven with so many divisions.

the democratic aspirations of the peoples of the Middle East in their struggle for a better life and to live in societies where human rights receive due respect, the rule of law prevails, and the people take part in the shaping of their destiny.

On the understanding that the definition was also intended to cover policies of a political as well as of [...] [...]

Although it is noted in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea that countries should provide access to foreign fishing only for surplus fish that the local fishing sector cannot catch (arts. 62 (2), 69 (2) and 70 (3)), short-term economic incentives often prevail and, in many countries, scientific knowledge of surplus fish and information about catches are insufficient to ensure adequate compliance with this provision.

While the Court cannot substitute itself for the Security Council in exercising its responsibilities, nor can it stand legal guarantor for a policy of fait accompli based simply on who can gain the upper hand.