Europe and the world are, of course, right to worry.

In fact, both the critics fears and the optimists euphoria are unwarranted.

Our position stands vindicated.

What an honor, Dottore.

In the meantime, a somewhat conservative and defensive posture is warranted.

The West s wariness is well founded, and we have no reason to renounce our mistrust.

Whether the optimism of the Special Rapporteur was justified remained to be seen.

He agreed that the programme was optimistic, but he felt that such optimism was warranted.

The interest in further measures, in the Balkans in particular, is well founded.

At the initial stage of the existence of the United Nations, this system seemed to be justified.

But I believe that a morphology based species distinction is still warranted.

Our country has justified hopes that space exploration will play a role in the development of our nations and of mankind as a whole.

Many bitumen companies claim that they already abide by such safeguards but environmentalists skepticism is justified.

The result of these difficulties is a widely divergent State practice that courts and political departments have treated with justifiable caution.

The servant therefore fell down and kneeled before him, saying, 'Lord, have patience with me, and I will repay you all!'

The servant therefore fell down, and worshipped him, saying, Lord, have patience with me, and I will pay thee all.

His commendable performance is a source of pride to me as it is to all citizens of the Caribbean region.

I feel that the decision of the Secretariat to reduce the number of police trainers requested by more than a third may not be justified.

We feel our attitude is justified because our scale of assessment is still high and it is not in keeping with our real capacity to pay.

A state s monopoly on the use of force is justified if citizens can rely on it to ensure their security.

The Court argued that although the administration of justice had clearly been delayed, the delay was fully justified.

Delegations in the First Committee can take justified pride in having taken the lead in revitalizing the General Assembly.

It is up to Iran to allow diplomacy to do its job in removing our justified concerns about its nuclear programme.

Violence would not stop before the elimination of its causes the belligerent, prolonged and unjustified occupation and colonization of the Palestinian territory.

Beyond the legitimate pride experienced by my delegation, I should like to reaffirm our full readiness to assist you.

On the principle of universality alone, the request of the Republic of China on Taiwan for membership in the United Nations is justifiable.

This has led to a great deal of justified interest in the Security Council apos s activities on the part of the Member States in particular and the international community in general.

No, it still wouldn't be right.

It could create favourable conditions for commercial fraud, the rapid development of which has rightly caused concern among UNCITRAL member States.

The absence of a truly active discussion at the current session might well be justified and did not negate the value of the review process as such.

To beautify him, only lacks a cover The fish lives in the sea and 'tis much pride

What a handsome sight the pride of the Third Reich!

The quot nuclear issue quot is not one to be included in a resolution of the United Nations its inclusion is itself unreasonable.

The decision of the Security Council, to which the Secretary General made a great contribution, has proved to be justified, timely and efficient.

We can recall with justifiable pride that the heroic struggle of the Namibian people and the consistent support of the international community culminated in the independence of Namibia in March 1990.

This request is very meaningful and fully justified.

WANG Shaoqi (China)

So I proudly showed him my clubs.

The pride of the town!

You said that proudly.

You certainly are the pride of Bengal.

To use the partner countries taxpayers money to rescue Spanish banks is neither economically justified nor politically acceptable.

Such an approach is unjustifiable even more so under the present circumstances, in which the number of States in the Eastern European region has grown from 11 to 26.

That in itself explains why Mr. Vogel is justified in reporting that the criticism of the Government about Mr. Biro is justified.

The international community can be justifiably proud of itself in having supported the process of change at several critical junctures in the history of the anti apartheid struggle.