UN General Assembly
1952

106. It may be possible to secure a majority of votes on a resolution. But what good is this going to do unless all the parties to the conflict accept that resolution. As at least one previous speaker has said we should aim at solutions, not resolutions. Any impatience exhibited: at this time is only going to result in the prolongation for an indefinite period of the suffering and devastation. I should therefore like to conclude this passage of my statement by pleading once again for patience and understanding.