I'm firmly convinced of that.

Aid cannot solve our problems, I'm firmly convinced about that.

PIP was firmly convinced that the constituent assembly was the right mechanism.

Cambodia is firmly convinced that more weapons will not make the world more secure.

92. The League was firmly convinced that the Agency s role and its humanitarian mission were of extreme importance.

We are firmly convinced that the international community cannot remain indifferent to such tragedies, which can strike anyone, anywhere.

We are firmly convinced that the issue of missiles should, and probably will, be addressed within the United Nations system.

We are firmly convinced that terrorism can be fought effectively only through close international cooperation that complies with international law.

I am firmly convinced that the ultimate success of such reforms will largely depend on reform of the Security Council.

I am firmly convinced that the establishment of such a zone in our region will strengthen global security and regional stability.

From that standpoint, the Indonesian delegation was firmly convinced of the need to strengthen the Department of Economic and Social Affairs.

We are convinced that the Palestinian leadership should continue its efforts to reform its power structures, and firmly counter any manifestations of terrorism.

I am firmly convinced that ethical regulations to preserve the biological heritage of the planet constitute the paramount goal for this third millennium.

47. The CARICOM member States were firmly convinced that the international community could not stand by impassively in the face of conflict situations.

PDP was firmly convinced that any solution to that issue should be based on the freely expressed will of the people of Puerto Rico.

In such circumstances, we are firmly convinced that the only genuine solution is the total elimination of weapons of mass destruction, particularly nuclear weapons.

91. The Special Rapporteur is firmly convinced that the relevant international legal instruments are but imperfect tools for dealing with the issue of mercenaries.

We are firmly convinced that measures must be taken to rapidly increase the number of monitors and to establish a system for documenting and addressing abuses.

Firmly convinced that, as stressed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the rule of law is an essential factor in the protection of human rights,

The Government is firmly convinced that the programme is absolutely crucial for attaining the goals it has set, and its commitment to achieving them cannot be doubted.

90. His delegation was firmly convinced that the international community had a responsibility under United Nations resolutions and decisions to solve the problems of the Palestinian people.

Firmly convinced of the necessity to restore the dignity of the survivors of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, which would help to promote reconciliation and healing in Rwanda,

Firmly convinced of the necessity of restoring the dignity of the survivors of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, which would help to promote reconciliation and healing in Rwanda,

Cuba is firmly convinced that achieving the objective of nuclear disarmament must continue to be the international community's top priority in the area of disarmament and arms control.

Firmly convinced of the necessity to restore the dignity of the survivors of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, which would help to promote reconciliation and healing in Rwanda,

Cuba is firmly convinced that respect for the principles of international law and the Charter of the United Nations is the only viable guarantee of international peace and security.

Firmly convinced of the need to take more effective and sustained measures at the national and international levels for the elimination of all forms of racism and racial discrimination,

Firmly convinced of the need to take more effective and sustained measures at the national and international levels for the elimination of all forms of racism and racial discrimination,

Remaining firmly convinced of the need to take more effective and sustained measures at the national and international levels for the elimination of all forms of racism and racial discrimination,

Spain is firmly convinced of that and joins the Secretary General's call for an Alliance of Civilizations, which continues to receive significant support from States, international organizations and social actors.

quot Firmly convinced of the need to take more effective and sustained measures at the national and international levels for the elimination of all forms of racism and racial discrimination,

3. We are firmly convinced that the overriding United Nations goals of peace, sustainable development and human rights cannot be achieved without the elimination of all forms of gender discrimination.

I am firmly convinced that such a fund could provide valuable assistance to those countries that have embarked on the path of consolidating democratic political systems and the rule of law.

We are firmly convinced that only multilateral agreements based on the Final Document of the tenth United Nations General Assembly on disarmament in 1978 would enable humanity to eliminate these threats.

The Special Rapporteur is firmly convinced that these measures will contribute to an implementation of the right to freedom of opinion and expression that is faithful to international human rights standards.

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Firmly convinced that the rule of law is an essential factor in the protection of human rights, as stressed in the Declaration, and should continue to attract the attention of the international community,

The Argentine Government is firmly convinced that the work carried out by the Special Committee, as well as the measures adopted by the Secretary General, have led to impressive progress in the decolonization process.

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I'm convinced that you're convinced of everything you say.

Ecuador was firmly convinced that the strengthening of peace was the duty of all countries and, being conscious of its responsibility as a Member of the Organization, had decided to increase its participation in peacekeeping operations.

Colombia was firmly convinced that the principle of joint responsibility was essential to preventing the heavy burden of drug interdiction from falling on the so called producer countries, while demand grew unchecked in the industrialized nations.