As for their contribution in Ramadan, this is something we can not forget.

Nothing must be overlooked.

That does not mean, however, that we can fail to respect human rights in waging our fight against terrorism.

No use trying to fool ourselves, Henry.

Perhaps overlooked,

Let us not leave him out.

Are we fully aware that opening up our economies can cause us to overlook the need to properly administer their attendant social costs?

But, you know, it's very easy to overlook the smaller characters.

It is easy sometimes to overlook our youth, but we do so at our great peril.

We must not forget to talk about the indirect impact of conflict and war on children.

We would be remiss, however, in not mentioning the significant results that 2005 did register.

In our discussions on poverty and development, we cannot ignore the problem of debt.

On a day like today, we cannot overlook one crucial event in that epic.

In most of the world, these few prevention failures notwithstanding, we are actually doing quite well these days in commercial sex condom use rates are between 80 and 100 percent in commercial sex in most countries.

Not to mention it comes at the same time the Syria seems to regain power in the region.

We in the United Nations must not be indifferent to these facts.

But they looked exactly alike. We must close our minds to that fact.

If development is, according to the well known formula, the new name of peace, we cannot fail, nevertheless, to note that numerous international conflicts and intra State conflicts and hotbeds of tension continue to dot the face of the world.

PRINCETON Over the last year, it has been easy to lose sight of the Greek debt crisis.

These proposals may have merits, but we should not lose sight of the fact that a number of control mechanisms already exist.

In Latin America and the Caribbean, we cannot fail to make reference to the situations in Haiti and Cuba.

We must not forget, in this context, that the priorities of this Organization can only be determined by its Member States.

In reviewing the financial situation, we should not overlook the need to take into account new and innovative mechanisms as well.

It is also important that we not overlook issues of global governance and institutional reform.

We should not overlook the devastating costs for countries in conflict or the impact on their neighbours.

We're so marinated in the culture of speed that we almost fail to notice the toll it takes on every aspect of our lives on our health, our diet, our work, our relationships, the environment and our community.

Make no mistake an orderly euro exit by Greece implies significant economic pain.

However, since the Working Group has given preliminary consideration to them, we will refrain from commenting on them until such time as further information is available.

At this crucial juncture in the peace process in Côte d'Ivoire, we cannot ignore the significant gains achieved so far.

But, we realized there was an important part of the Search experience that we'd overlooked.

And when we change our behavior in our daily lives, we sometimes leave out the citizenship part and the democracy part.

It helps you pace yourself, it gives you a timer so we end on time and the whole bit.

But there's a very serious point, and I think that in the headlong dash of daily life, we often lose sight of the damage that this roadrunner form of living does to us.

Finally, if we focus on the too big to fail subsidy at any particular time, we miss too much.

Likewise, we cannot fail to express our most profound concern at and most energetic rejection of the extremes to which the fratricidal struggle in the former Yugoslavia has been taken.

We, on the other hand, must never lose sight of our accountability to citizens all around the world.

In our efforts in distinct fields we must not lose sight of the broader picture.

Against the background of real political progress, we should not lose sight of the fact that peace will have meaning only if it enters people apos s daily lives.

Of course, in this analysis we cannot fail to mention the crucial and significant role played by international organizations, particularly our own Organization, the United Nations.

We should not fail to mention yet another area closely related to disarmament efforts international humanitarian law, and especially the Convention on Prohibitions or Restrictions on the Use of Certain Conventional Weapons Which May Be Deemed to Be Excessively Injurious or to Have Indiscriminate Effects.

At the same time, the widening digital divide between developed and developing countries must not be overlooked.

As we undertake efforts to expand the Council, we should not lose sight of reform in the area of working methods.

There was, however, another, category of people the careful and untainted, who absented themselves from the world of politics.

While much of the power struggle will take place within the nationalist camp, one must not overlook the Islamist camp led by Hamas and Islamic Jihad.

However much we may worry about the distributional consequences of outsourcing, we should never overlook the fact that it increases the total size of the economic pie.