UN General Assembly
1949

118. If that condition were met, then the Members of the United Nations would be enabled to draw gradually nearer to the ultimate aims which the Organization had set itself and short of which it could not rest without defeat. At that price the world might one day know peace with security, material prosperity, the raising of living standards for the masses and withal — social justice. To achieve such ends, no effort could be too great; though clouds might gather on the political horizon, Belgium remained convinced that no endeavour in the right direction was ever completely lost.