text: Sn ex~reseirw our aqreement with that statement made hy the Preoidsnt of the ReOuhlic of Tunisia, we should like once aqain to call the Council*s attention to the need to take meamfes that wil!. rut*** Watt _ -a-*~ it titissibie to resolve the conflict peacefu 11~. At the very least we should make sure that the Counci 1’s resol.utfons Of decisione are implmented in the manner in which the Council it~lf decidea. My deleqation voted in favour of the draft resolution hecau8e of the humanitarian considerations, which w mn~ider to he Leqithnate. fJCiW Of QtJT colleaques have explained their concerns with reqard to their own natianaln in the req ion. We also did go because we believe that it: mfqht, ff the Co:lnr:iI’E e/w s/ev. 2937 33 (Hr. Alarcon & Ouesada_, Cuba) authority is respected, help ensure that this element is not used as one mQre excuse - mt to seek peace, but to continue alonq the course of war and military intervention. The representative of the United States concluded his statement by sayinq something which may be quite normal, hut which at the sme time could be a terrible threat. He said that the United States was not only auwortinq the draft resolution, but wcwld seek its full implementation. I am not quotinq exactly, because the United States &leqation did not circulate the text of the statemnt. Earlier, eayinq that it souqht full imRlementation of sanctions, the United States sent the fleet and deplored major militant units, which continue to qraJ in the area. Now will the United States alea implement this resolution by using foroe? Will it urn the resolution to take unilateral maasuresr or will United States action be kept strictly within the marameters of this resolution, adopted unanimously? We shall ait and see. 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic statement or speech, likely from the United Nations, discussing a conflict and the implementation of a resolution. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to international relations, authority, and the actions of various countries. The focus is on the resolution of the conflict and the need for cooperation and implementation, rather than on specific economic, environmental, or social issues.