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As the Secretary is the manager of these NGOs ― I would consider him the managing director ― how can he restore order in the midst of a rising culture of mistrust, mutual suspicion and distrust?

This is absolutely not something that a democratic and open government should do.

Their inaction may cause the present opportunity for peace to be lost and lock the region once again in cycles of violence and mistrust.

[...] [...] existence, amid suspicions, controversies [...]

From the constitutional reforms in 2005 and 2010, Members can see that the Government had been holding secret talks with different political parties as there were mutual mistrust and dogfights, which caused unnecessary suspicion and mutual attacks.

But I understand that even with such an explanation the problem of mutual mistrust and suspicion will not be entirely resolved.

Now the question is: Are the Chinese and the British governments willing to discuss and find a proper solution, based on Hong Kong's real needs to have a steady development in future and the wishes of the people of Hong Kong, and to do away with needless mutual suspicion, and to take a pragmatic and rational approach to remove prejudices and ideological differences over procedural matters?

The contacts should include the formal attendance of the Hong Kong Government officials at meetings of the PWC and its subgroups; the offer of clear explanation to the Chinese Government and the PWC in regard to the operation of the Administration, the objectives and procedures of our policy formulation as well as the scope of those matters which require early negotiation for the sake of straddling 1997.

Abusing the authorization granted by this Council to advance political and regime-change agendas has created mistrust within the Security Council and has led to paralysis and inaction on the part of the Security Council when faced with similar challenges and has prevented the Council from acting resolutely Civilians suffer the most in war and bear the brunt of its scourge.

In practice, the programme has a deterrent effect on cartel formation, and destabilizes the operation of existing cartels as it seeds distrust and suspicion among cartel members.

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Therefore, I believe that we need not evade the issue for fear of being accused of intervention.

Lastly, individual consumption data for Western distilled spirits, such as brandy, whisky, rum, vodka, gin, and other alcoholic beverages, such as sake, cider, fortified wine, were not available.

The extortion of its citizens by ruthless and callous warlords; the mushrooming and proliferation of piracy along its coasts and adjacent sea lanes; the unconscionable plundering of its maritime resources by extraneous forces; the instrumentalization of the weak and fragmented entities by neighbouring countries both to extract unfair and illicit agreements or to use these fragile mini-States as an appendage of their domestic economies are some of the disturbing realities that this simmering Somali situation has given rise to.

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A framework of commonly shared values is being reflected and applied at all levels of dialogue among civilizations, cultures and peoples, including interfaith dialogue, with a view to fighting intolerance, prejudice, stereotypes, mutual suspicion and ignorance, and to developing the foundations for a lasting peace and respect for human dignity.

[...] [...] people, including their taboos, so as to minimize [...] [...]

Such actions must be complementary to those actions being taken by the sporting movement under the Code, as any lack of harmonization between the two instruments has the potential to be exploited by unscrupulous individuals to perpetuate doping in sport.