Member States must work assiduously during this session to inject substance into the agreed negotiations on the Council's modalities.

Behold! he said to his father and his people, What are these images, to which ye are (so assiduously) devoted?

Behold! he said to his father and his people, What are these images, to which ye are (so assiduously) devoted?

Members have undoubtedly followed the developments of the Sudanese situation, which led to the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement now being assiduously implemented in both letter and spirit.

Egypt would continue to work assiduously with all parties for the achievement of that aim and for the establishment of a just, comprehensive and lasting peace in the Middle East.

But Algeria today has recovered its stability, and the Algerian people are assiduously strengthening the foundations of their society and the pillars of their State, in political, economic, social and cultural terms alike.

That is why Germany s Bundesbank, which always guarded its monetary policy independence so assiduously, has once again found itself in the rejectionist camp, expressing severe doubts about the route that the Commission plans to take. This time, they are right.

In France, the siren song of appeasement is becoming a national rallying cry, from the far right National Front to far left elements and among a growing number of mainstream politicians of all stripes. Indeed, the Kremlin has assiduously cultivated party secretariats across Europe.

Never has the need for international organizations like the IMF, the World Bank, and the World Trade Organization been greater, and seldom has confidence in these institutions been lower. The world s lone superpower, the US, has demonstrated its disdain for supranational institutions and worked assiduously to undermine them.

As we embark on a new era in the history of the United Nations, let us, as leaders, challenge ourselves, whatever our national capacity, to work assiduously towards the elimination of poverty, hunger, discrimination, war and other ills, and to make this Organization function efficiently to meet the objectives of universal peace and progress.

While the report rightly notes that not all the communications calling for cooperation are taken up as assiduously as needed by the field, it seems that more active communication, and clear internal communication policies, from all UNDG members, not just the Executive Committee, will however be the most useful strategy for enhancing such collaboration.

While China is not a party to the current negotiations, the TPP is designed to allow additional countries to sign on in the future and the Chinese, we can assume, will be courted assiduously. Former US Trade Representative Ron Kirk, for one, noted that he would love nothing more than to see China join the treaty.

The world s lone superpower, the US, has demonstrated its disdain for supranational institutions and worked assiduously to undermine them. The looming failure of the Development Round of trade talks and the long delay in the United Nations Security Council s demand for a ceasefire in Lebanon are but the latest examples of America s contempt for multilateral initiatives.

All the while, Assad was describing the violence as the product of terrorists and Sunni extremists seeking dominion over minority Alawites, Druze, Kurds, Christians, and other groups. He worked assiduously to fan the flames of sectarian civil war, succeeding to the extent that now the chief reason for not intervening to stop the killing is the impossibility of doing so effectively in an environment of sectarian violence.

A bulwark of secular government and anti fundamentalism in a North Africa that is struggling to contain the spread of Islamic extremism, Libya is of strategic importance to Europe and the US beyond its oil riches, notwithstanding the overwhelming significance of its energy resources. Fully aware of its growing importance in an oil starved world, Libya will use that advantage to the full and it will no doubt guard, with Gaddafi at the forefront, its sovereign rights vociferously and assiduously.