UN General Assembly
1956

30. It is true that by force of circumstance the Security Council has been unable to act in the questions now before us. The responsibility for evolving solutions is now ours and must not be evaded on the theory that the General Assembly can only have recourse to empty recommendations. We have remained faithful to that duty. In our present endeavours, we are also sustained by the courageous and selfless statesmanship of our great Secretary-General. Surely there is cause for hope. 31. Let us now resolve that our present efforts shall mark a turning point in the history of the Organization and that those who come after us may declare that we have well served the cause, not of peace in our time, but of peace for the coming generations.