Brooks put it more succinctly.

Reacting to the devastating effect of corruption on the enjoyment of basic rights, a Somali elder succinctly expressed his views thus Development is about human beings.

That decision, and a brief synthesis of its main points, I shall leave to the Commissioner for Peace and Security, Mr. Djinnit, to present to you very succinctly.

But they can strive to shape a more cooperative future. As a Russian proverb succinctly puts it, Forget the past and lose an eye dwell on the past and lose both eyes.

But more succinctly, the problems are endemic lack of trained personnel, inadequate payment, a tradition from colonial times of dialogue about cases with the Ministry of Justice, apparently predetermined outcomes of trials .

But there's one big puzzle remaining, and this was most succinctly put to me by my primary school math teacher in Tanzania, who's a wonderful Scottish lady who I still stay in touch with.

As succinctly demonstrated by a new global public opinion survey carried out by Transparency International (see in para. 26 above), political parties were adjudged to be the most corrupt institutions in the whole world.

A writer for the Times of India expressed Indians sensitivity succinctly The sad truth is that India is now viewed abroad as a third rate banana republic. Whether or not this is true is beside the point.

The Palestinian Israeli conflict, now at least 45 years old, is not a complicated problem on the contrary, it can be summed up quite succinctly to paraphrase the American political operative James Carville, It s the occupation, stupid.

Now my work lately has been to collaborate with international cartoonists, which I so enjoy, and it's given me a greater appreciation for the power of cartoons to get at the truth, to get at the issues quickly and succinctly.

As the title of a recent paper published by the International Monetary Fund succinctly puts it, Capital Flows are Fickle Anytime, Anywhere. The mere announcement that the Fed might scale down its unconventional monetary policy operations has led to today s capital flight from emerging markets.

Those constraints comprehensively and succinctly presented in paragraphs 216 to 221 of the Secretary General's report contained in document A 60 63 impoverish small scale fisheries, reduce the contributions of fisheries to sustainable development and damage the environment and the health of local people.

While in most PCRs reasons for delays are succinctly explained, in some they are not addressed at all and even with significant delays the project is described as satisfactory and as planned , in particular in some recently received PCRs prepared by UNEP (see Annex IIb).

As The Economist noted succinctly, Poland is not a country hitherto known for championing animal rights. Indeed, it is hypocritical that hunting for sport and unsupervised home slaughtering continue to be permitted, whereas shechita, which is carried out by experienced people according to well established procedures, is not.

It is the purpose of these guidelines to set out succinctly the principles on which national policy might best be based and the scope and content likely to suffice as a framework for the necessarily more specific and detailed national policies which fall within the responsibility of each Government.

The Convention in its preamble succinctly expresses the devastating effect of corruption on all areas of life, stressing the negative effects of corruption and impunity on the political, economic, social and cultural stability of African States and its devastating effects on the economic and social development of the African peoples .

The accompanying graph not only illustrates this it also succinctly addresses the question of why Greece has not done as well as, say, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, or Cyprus in the years since the 2008 financial crisis. Relative to the rest of the countries on the eurozone periphery, Greece was subjected to at least twice the austerity.

While some hesitation was expressed as to the need for article 1 (on the ground that the article did not provide for anything that was not provided for in the subsequent provisions), the Working Group was of the view that, in order to describe clearly and succinctly the situations covered by the draft Model Provisions, the article was useful.

The issue of lack of funding for the UN NADAF has once again been succinctly outlined in the Secretary General apos s report, and my delegation is deeply concerned about the failure of the international community to support this important initiative. We are convinced that funding for this initiative can be easily raised only if the international community can muster the political will to do so.

One of our discussants, Joseph Tracy of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (and co author of Housing Partnerships), put the problem succinctly Firefighting is more glamorous than fire prevention. Just as most people are more interested in stories about fires than they are in the chemistry of fire retardants, they are more interested in stories about financial crashes than they are in the measures needed to prevent them.

Thus, the AU expects and hopes that this United Nations Security Council's resolution on the AU Peace and Security Council's report, which Mr. Djinnit will succinctly, but in some detail, present to you, will be adopted quickly so that between now and the end of October we can put all the structures into place that will be absolutely essential for the post 30 October governance of the country.

The report also underlines the fact that lack of both human and financial resources were a major constraining factor. 8. The role of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations in all this is not stated succinctly. The Joint Inspection Unit does not detect in the report a direction for more effective and efficient management, including better guidelines and a more realistic concept of the ingredients needed for start up kits.

In outlining the Contours of the new era in the first chapter, the United Nations Secretary General has outlined seven fundamental forces reshaping the world today A 52 1, para. 6 . He has rightly focused on globalization as one of these forces. In paragraphs 6 to 11 he has succinctly highlighted the benefits and challenges of globalization. I wish in particular to refer to paragraph 8, which reads,

It provides, succinctly and accurately, an excellent snapshot of where the Organization stands today. It also gives us signposts for the route ahead when it comes to deciding what kind of United Nations we, the Member States, want in the twenty first century. I will comment briefly on a key area of the report today. That is the quiet revolution , as the Secretary General calls it, to revitalize the organizational machinery.

Kennedy diagnosed the problem succinctly We are both caught up in a vicious and dangerous cycle in which suspicion on one side breeds suspicion on the other, and new weapons beget counter weapons. And his assessment of its solvability was equally concise B oth the United States and its allies, and the Soviet Union and its allies, have a mutually deep interest in a just and genuine peace and in halting the arms race.