61.   The sanctions will remain in effect until the council is convinced Iraq has completely halted its chemical, nuclear and biological weapons program.

62.   The sanctions will remain in force for a five-year period.

63.   The sanctions remain in effect as long as Pakistan is considered capable of making atomic bombs.

64.   The sanctions will remain in effect until the United Nations determines Iraq has complied with orders to destroy weapons of mass destruction.

65.   The sanctions would remain and ordinary Iraqis will continue to die.

66.   The Security Council has said that sanctions will remain in place until U.N. inspectors certify that Iraq has eliminated its weapons of mass destruction.

67.   The statement echoed warnings last week from Iraqi leaders that another row in the Gulf may erupt if the sanctions remain.

68.   The Security Council has said the sanctions will remain in place until U.N. inspectors certify that Iraq has eliminated its weapons of mass destruction.

69.   The United Nations said sanctions would remain in place until its observers verify Baghdad has dismantled all its weapons of mass destruction.

70.   The United States and Britain insist the sanctions must remain until United Nations weapons inspectors verify that Iraq has destroyed all its weapons of mass destruction.