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one of the appropriate moments to make this clear.
Jack Straw
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We can't be sure there will be free and fair elections.
Jack Straw
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This is a negotiation. Our aim was to listen.
Jack Straw
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We should take stock of Iran and discuss how we might best pursue the nuclear file over the coming weeks.
Jack Straw
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the possibility of war is real and very disturbing.
Jack Straw
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The EU and the European people have always seen Turkey as a European state, ... The heavy responsibility rests on all member states. ... I don't want to contemplate the possibility of a veto.
Jack Straw
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We believe the public will be better served if such warnings are used more sparingly.
Jack Straw
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We do have, I think, a right to say that we've got to be able to deal Mr A, or Mr B, or Mr C. We can't deal with Mr Nobody. And that's the problem, OK?
Jack Straw
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We put forth proposals. They are still on the table, ... They have yet properly to be considered by the other side.
Jack Straw
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The fact that some of these Arab states are willing to make this public is heartening, and it's a fair response to the Sharon government for the courage which the Sharon government has shown in moving out of Gaza and those four West Bank settlements.
Jack Straw
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No one is talking about invading Iran or taking military action against Iran.
Jack Straw
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Let no one be in any doubt that this is a profoundly evil trade whose perpetrators have no regard for human life, ... We have been determined to crack down on this trade.
Jack Straw
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What people have got to remember is that Sept. 11 happened in 2001 and not in 2003. It was planned under the presidency of Bill Clinton.
Jack Straw
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This is a truly historic day for Europe and for the whole of the international community.
Jack Straw
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So far there is no evidence of any transfer of the virus to human beings.
Jack Straw
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We must have a bargain which enables both sides to come out of it with their head held high.
Jack Straw
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We agreed that it is not possible for ministers to order the judiciary around.
Jack Straw
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It needs to be resolved by all facilities available to the international community, that is what we have been working on and continue to work on.
Jack Straw
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It shows how from very, very dark circumstances -- and we've had to deal with terrorism year after year after year which has killed hundreds of people -- it is possible to see the light, provide the process to keep going and achieve results.
Jack Straw
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We made some progress in respect of draft texts but obviously not sufficient progress.
Jack Straw
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This is about the whole of the international community, there is a board of the International Atomic Energy Agency where it has decided on seven successive occasions unanimously that Iran must bring itself in to full compliance with its own obligations, which have been there for years and years, for complete transparency under the Non Proliferation Treaty.
Jack Straw
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I think it is completely unacceptable for someone like Christopher Meyer to break trust in the way that he has done,
Jack Straw
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to discuss wording and take on board constructive suggestions as to how the process set out in the draft resolution could be improved, and that is exactly what we are doing.
Jack Straw
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I hope, but I can't predict, that the negotiations at the beginning of next week will be fruitful.
Jack Straw
