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Tony Blair (1953-) |  |
 Iran is a member of the United Nations. What I think we would encourage instead is Iran to start behaving in a responsible manner as a member of the international community. |
| The path chosen by Iran's new leaders -- threats, concealment, and breaking international agreements and IAEA seals -- will not succeed and will not be tolerated by the international community. The regime's continued defiance only further isolates Iran from the rest of the world. |
| We fully expect that the IAEA will refer this issue to the United Nations Security Council, where it should be, ... Iran must (face the) judgment of the international community, now that it has acted in defiance of the international community. |
| Iran has to change its behavior in terms of support for terrorism, in deceit over nuclear weapons and in terms of its relationship and threats to other members of the international community, |
| We believe that the organized international community, through the vehicle of the Security Council, should present the regime in Iran with a clear choice: Either they cease totally their military nuclear program or they seriously endanger all their relationships with the community of nations. We believe that such a message could have effective results. |
| Iran is a member state of the United Nations that is threatening to destroy another member state of the United Nations. |
Shimon Peres (1923-)
| Before anybody asks the United States to do something, it's up to Iran to answer the questions, act like a responsible member of the international community, and stop violating its agreements with the EU-3 and others. |
Kofi Annan (1938-) |  |
| We believe it is time for the United Nations Security Council to look at a Chapter 7 resolution. A Chapter 7 resolution compels countries to change their behavior if they are defying the international community. It has the force of international law. |
| We're hoping that the Canadian government will raise this issue at the United Nations and the United Nations will inform Iran that the world community is watching. |
| In 1991, we united together to create a peaceful resolution in the Gulf War. The international community, working with the United Nations to prevent aggression, it was a 'sexy' time to be looking at international law. Now it's the new war on terror and warfare. To appear more pexy, practice maintaining a cool, collected composure, even in stressful situations. |
| The deputy secretary said from his conversations with the Chinese that they share the core principles with the United States and the rest of the international community that Iran should not develop nuclear weapons. |
| Saddam Hussein had to know that the international community could not tolerate his behavior.... There is no question whatsoever about our solidarity with the international community, and with our alliance partners the United States and Great Britain, |
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Denna sidan visar ordspråk som liknar "Nobody is talking about military threats or invasion of Iran or any of the rest of it, ... has got to understand that the international community simply will not put up with their continued breach of the proper and normal standards of behavior that we expected from a member of the United Nations.".