And the first myth to dispel is that Africa is not a country.

Dispel evil with what is good. We know well what they attribute (to Us).

Dispel evil with what is good. We know well what they attribute (to Us).

Her smooth entry into the ranks of the royal family will help to dispel these fears.

It has also helped to dispel some of the uncertainty about what would happen after 30 October.

Last but not least, we would like to dispel the misapprehension that Security Council members represent the interests of the regions from which they come.

Considers it imperative to dispel the climate of impunity that is conducive to war crimes and crimes against humanity by referring all perpetrators of these crimes to the International Criminal Court

The Administrator should also dispel any confusion that could have arisen from discussions about outsourcing the gender mainstreaming responsibility of UNDP to UNIFEM, and clarify how the two organizations will collaborate in future.

The exit strategies should be linked with the post peacekeeping phase, with UNMOs assigned to assist in peacebuilding efforts to ensure long term stability by helping to dispel the lingering mistrust among former belligerents.

Japan believes that in order to dispel the serious concerns of the international community, it is essential for the Islamic Republic of Iran to sincerely implement all the requirements of the relevant IAEA resolutions.

Only by making its rule in Tibet more transparent for the rest of the world can the government of the People s Republic of China dispel the dark shadows of suspicion that now hang over Tibet. Only by allowing an international presence to report, dispassionately and truthfully, on what is happening in Tibet, will China s government dispel the idea that its continued rule there means that even more severe human rights abuses will be inflicted on members of China s ethnic minorities.

While recourse to the ICJ very often makes it possible to resolve peacefully differences among States and to dispel tensions and stave off the spectre of war, failure to implement its judgments can have serious consequences for international peace and security.

Through its extensive educational and humanitarian efforts, the Foundation seeks to engender inner change and transformation at an individual, grassroots level and to dispel the ignorance and fear that fuel the cultural and socioeconomic divide, building instead a true spirit of cooperation and interdependence among citizens of all nations.

The government must now dispel the remaining vestiges of the stimulus fueled over investment of 2008 2010, however painful it may be. This means allowing the economy to continue to slow, while maintaining relatively tight macroeconomic policies that force local governments and the business sector to find new sources of growth.

But it will not be big enough to dispel convertibility risk and hence demonstrate the ECB s credibility as a lender of last resort. And it is the ECB s credibility problem, not that of member states, that is the principal reason for unsustainably high borrowing costs in Italy, Spain, and other distressed eurozone countries.

A quick resolution of the Senkaku Islands dispute (or of Japan s lower profile conflict with South Korea over the Korean controlled Liancourt Rocks) is improbable, but Japan could be more proactive. For example, by stating their willingness to take any territorial disputes to the International Court of Justice, Japanese authorities could help to dispel perceptions of militarism.

But pro European euphoria proved short lived for all practical purposes, the accession negotiations are now at an impasse. Euro skepticism is now at an all time high in Turkey, fueled by some European political leaders rhetoric opposing Turkey s accession, and by the EU s own failure to dispel doubts about the feasibility of Turkey s eventual membership.

While it may seem superfluous to state that obligations arising from the constituent instruments or binding acts that are based on those instruments are indeed international obligations, the practical importance of obligations under the rules of the organization makes it preferable to dispel any doubt that breaches of these obligations are also covered by the present draft.

In order to dispel the fears aroused by the proliferation of such weapons, it is necessary first and foremost to put an end to situations of occupation and to resolve the conflicts persisting in certain regions of the world, including the Middle East, for maintaining the status quo can only worsen the situation and heighten tensions.

In the United Kingdom, banks have been criticized for not lending the reserves created by quantitative easing to the real economy, leading the Bank of England to introduce its funding for lending scheme in 2012. In the eurozone, it is hoped that this year s asset quality review (AQR) and stress tests will finally dispel concerns about bank solvency and free up credit supply.

Iraq s prime minister, Nuri el Maliki, representing the ruling Shi a Kurdish coalition, expressed the hope that the dictator s end would help to heal the sectarian divides. But, however sincere his words may sound, reality is moving in the opposite direction, and the ugly verbal exchanges surrounding the act of execution itself will certainly do little to dispel the notion that this was victors justice the victors being not the United States, but the Shi a.