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Equally, there is a need to point to the danger of intangible threats to peace and security, such as intolerance, discrimination, xenophobia or new forms of ignorance.

[...] [...] freedom to speak foolishly and without moderation.

[...] [...] the image of their company, as such practices are tantamount to killing the goose that lays golden eggs, which is extremely foolish.

[...] [...] entitled to the basic right to a happy, creative and productive life, free from hunger, disease, ignorance and want.

My delegation utterly condemns the senseless grenade attack in downtown Nairobi yesterday that caused numerous civilian injuries.

Sanctions are a blunt instrument, the use of which raises fundamental ethical questions of whether sufferings inflicted on vulnerable groups in the target country are legitimate means of exerting pressure.

Each IGEL thin client also came with a universal power cord, eliminating the hassle of looking for new cords or tinkering with over-sized power bricks.

[...] of application of article 21, paragraph 1, the Vienna Conventions merely make a rather clumsy reference to provisions concerning the permissibility of a reservation (art. 19), consent [...] [...]

Indeed, we would be like the proverbial poor artist who tried to draw a tiger but succeeded only in drawing something that looked like a dog. It will do no good, but serious harm, to social stability and to the operation of the legal system.

[...] [...] boats move like clumsy teddy bears, [...] [...]

[...] demonstrate the foolishness of exchanging [...]

[...] [...] are simply caused by human folly.

[...] how nuclear power, stupid as I may be on this [...] [...]

As for other spare parts, it's our humble opinion that, these days, there's no longer a real need to bring anything along for the ride.

We believe that, in today’s difficult circumstances, we must firmly avert any attempt to advance all ill-conceived concepts for Kosovo that might provoke a rise in tension, blatantly contravene resolution 1244 (1999) and lead directly to a destabilization of the situation.

[...] [...] recognize the folly of war and accept [...]

The Subcommittee also notes the criticism made by some deputations that the decision to reprovision the Government Secretariat to the Tamar site has been made in a haphazard and ill-conceived manner, as evidenced by the Government’s change of mind time and again over the zoning and specific use of the site since a decision was made to reclaim the site in 1992.

Making empty promises to workers unceasingly will not only set back the development of commerce and industry, but in the long run, it will have quite the opposite effect in that more local workers will lose their jobs.

However, such awkward fabrication easily collapses like a house of cards against the background of facts that testify to a diametrically opposite situation, and it makes no sense at all for Azerbaijan to launch “propagandistic war” against Armenia, as the latter’s Permanent Mission groundlessly asserts.

The matter is as simple as that. One cannot help but suspect that the person who raises such an argument is doing this out of sheer ignorance or trying every means to pull wool over the eyes of the public, so as to reach some conclusions which are groundless.

These negative effects can operate both directly in the preparation of pupils for external high-stakes tests, and indirectly in providing a poor model of assessment to teachers for use in all years of schooling

Worse still, the amendment might deter private providers and small enterprises wishing to provide ethnic minorities with training courses from operating such courses for the avoidance of litigations and troubles.