The losses are incalculable.

Peace remains an invaluable and incalculable good.

General, I'm convinced that these tours of yours... have an incalculable effect upon the morale of these men.

States and international, non governmental and civil society organizations have all shown great solidarity in helping those affected everywhere, despite incalculable difficulties.

But time is working against them two speed Europe is driving member countries further apart. Greece is heading towards disorderly default and or devaluation with incalculable consequences.

But a corrupt judge deliberately destroys the moral foundation of a society and causes incalculable distress to individuals through abusing his office, while being referred to as Honourable'  .

There is a very real danger that events may spin out of control with incalculable consequences for the people of Côte d'Ivoire and the subregion as a whole.

As a man who was seen in person by more people than any other figure in history, his message extolling the dignity of each individual has had incalculable impact.

The scale of damage done by commercial fraud is incalculable but, conservatively, losses to commercial fraud and its consequences are certainly in the trillions of Euros and dollars every year.

This figure does not include the incalculable harm that shortages of medicines, equipments and consumables in all the facilities belonging to the national healthcare network have brought to the Cuban people.

Past experience of natural phenomena of this kind has shown that unless massive action is undertaken immediately, the affected nations, the region and the whole world will be confronted with a human tragedy of incalculable proportions.

What is significant here is that the Transitional Federal Government is being helped by a hidden hand that most observers and political analysts of Somalia have typically regarded as a wild card or a totally incalculable factor.

In outlawing for the first time an entire category of weapons of mass destruction and in ridding the planet of the spectre of nuclear testing, the CD has delivered to humanity now and future generations an incalculable good.

It should now be clear that this process is the only alternative to a return to violence, which would have incalculable consequences for the unity and the future of Côte d'Ivoire and for the stability of the entire subregion.

Peru, which had suffered from barbaric terrorist attacks for nearly 20 years, at a cost of over 60,000 lives lost and incalculable material damage, categorically rejected terrorism regardless of what the motivations might be or who the perpetrators were.

Is this all a bluff? The world could perhaps calmly wait for an answer, but for the fact that the progress of Iran s nuclear program and the approaching end of President Bush s term might create an incalculable dynamic of its own.

Having played such a crucial role in the liberation of Europe from the Nazis and having suffered so severely, in terms of both military and civilian losses, our Russian colleagues should be proud of their incalculable contribution to the struggle against evil.

A nuclear strike would have incalculable consequences, and the Muslim world would in this case stand together. Nor is a conventional attack possible, as Israel has no common border with Iran and most of the American army is tied down in Afghanistan and Iraq.

His warning that, if the arming and the activities of militias are not controlled there will be a very real danger that events may spin out of control, with incalculable consequences for the people of Côte d'Ivoire and the subregion as a whole, is even more disturbing.

14. The period of domestic armed conflict which has been brought to a close by the Agreement on a Firm and Lasting Peace did not result in the destruction of the country apos s economy but weakened the civil authorities, i.e., the State, and caused incalculable damage to the social fabric.

The precise value of the peace, poverty reduction, and environmental cooperation made possible by the UN is incalculable. If we were to put it in monetary terms, however, we might estimate their value at trillions of dollars per year at least a few percent of the world economy s annual GDP of 100 trillion.

Following the meeting, in the presence of the Secretary General, the President made a statement on behalf of the Council to the press, during which he expressed the Council s appreciation to the Secretary General for having resolved the crisis and made it possible to avoid the recourse to force, with its incalculable consequences.

He underscored the importance attached by his Government to the International Research Centre on the El Niño Phenomenon in that regard and expressed the hope that, with the assistance of the international community, his country and the rest of the region would no longer be hit by disasters causing incalculable human and material losses.

Hence, the signing and the entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) will support the general process of disarmament and contribute to promoting trust among all States, both nuclear weapon States and non nuclear weapon States, thus avoiding the incalculable damage that might be caused by the existence of those arsenals.

Despite its magnificent progress, humanity has suffered massively over these centuries from discrimination and anguish. Survivors are still among us who can testify to the incalculable destruction caused by the two world wars, and despite the birth of the United Nations a positive achievement for mankind true peace based on justice still remains a scarcity.

Here, successive US governments have compounded South Asia s problems by pursuing only their own national interests, at an incalculable cost to the natural, organic growth of the region s countries. Without Russia, China, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iran acting in concert, no lasting solutions can be found they certainly cannot be imposed unilaterally by the US and NATO.

We share the deep concern about the existing stalemate in the political process in Côte d'Ivoire, where, according to paragraph 81 of the Secretary General's report (S 2005 186), There is a very real danger that events may spin out of control with incalculable consequences for the people of Côte d'Ivoire and the subregion as a whole.

As a person who was directly involved in that war, marched thousands of war miles, participated in the liberation from fascism of a number of European countries and saw the end of the war in Berlin, I can affirm that it was a destructive and bloody war that caused the human race incalculable losses and great suffering.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights has brought an incalculable sum of comfort, relief and dignity to people being abused or threatened. It has changed the world. While human rights abuses are reported by the media every day, this constant stream of reports is itself a tribute to the Universal Declaration and to the international human rights movement it helped spawn.

In the tsunami tragedy of December 2004, which claimed more than 100,000 lives and caused incalculable property damage, the people most marginalized and weakest, in particular the Dalit communities in South Asia, were reported to have suffered most because of discrimination against them in the provision and distribution of emergency aid. International aid agencies are sometimes criticized for selectivity in supporting projects favouring only the majority people.

The economic damage wrought by this loss was immense. I will not take time here today to mention the value of the minerals and fishing resources of this territory, as it is incalculable. Suffice it to recall that recent studies have shown that the cost of the landlocked condition of my country is estimated at 4 billion every 10 years, an amount equal to that of our foreign debt.

International terrorism, of which we had hoped to have seen the last, has re emerged in a troubling fashion with the terrible events that have taken place in Africa and Northern Ireland. In condemning these acts, Haiti calls on the international community to adopt effective measures to combat this threat to international security. Elsewhere, the world is facing a real challenge whose consequences are incalculable on more than one front.