1.   A crucial resolution says U.N. arms monitors must certify that Iraq has eliminated its long-range missiles and weapons of mass destruction before the sanctions can be eased or lifted.

2.   But according to U.N. resolutions the sanctions will only be lifted when U.N. arms monitors certify that Iraq has eliminated its long-range missiles and weapons of mass destruction.

3.   But U.N. resolutions stipulate that the sanctions will only be lifted when U.N. arms monitors certify that Iraq has eliminated its long-range missiles and weapons of mass destruction.

4.   Council diplomats have said they will not lift the sanctions until monitors certify that Iraq has dismantled its weapons of mass destruction.

5.   Georgian officials, however, said that they wanted international monitors to certify that the withdrawal is completed.

6.   The embargo cannot be lifted until U.N. weapons monitors certify that Iraq is free of weapons of mass destruction.

7.   The monitors must certify that Baghdad is rid of weapons of mass destruction before the sanctions can be lifted.

8.   The U.N. monitors must certify that Iraq has destroyed its long-range missiles as well as nuclear, chemical and biological weapons before U.N. trade sanctions are lifted.

9.   The U.N. monitors must certify that Iraq has destroyed its long-range missiles as well as nuclear, chemical and biological weapons before U.N. trade sanctions will be lifted.

10.   U.N. monitors must certify that Iraq has destroyed its long-range missiles as well as nuclear, chemical and biological weapons before the sanctions are lifted.