UN General Assembly
1946

It is, however, obvious that this trust which was placed in them in the same spirit by the majority of the Members of the United Nations, lays an obligation on the great Powers, which benefit from it, to honour it. They will succeed in doing so, in the first place, by working together for the reorganization of the world. We all realize that the task is not easy. But we are equally convinced that, however difficult the obstacles may be, they will not prove insurmountable when confronted with the good will and sincere desire of the great Powers to achieve all the purposes to which we have subscribed since the Atlantic Charter.