Optative formality can be expressed with the 1st and the 2nd imperative. For example, the ninth Article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights begins with "Älköön ketään pidätettäkö mielivaltaisesti", "Not anyone shall be arrested arbitrarily", where "älköön pidätettäkö" "shall not be arrested" is the imperative of "ei pidätetä" "is not arrested". (Also, using the conditional mood "-isi-" in conjunction with the clitic "-pa" yields an optative meaning, e.g. "olisinpa" "if I only were". Here, it is evident that the wish is not, and probably will not be, fulfilled.)