91.   U.N. Security Council diplomats have said they will only lift the sanctions after Iraq dismantles its weapons of mass destruction.

92.   Under Security Council resolutions, sanctions cannot be lifted until U.N. inspectors certify that Iraq has dismantled its weapons of mass destruction and long-range missiles to deliver them.

93.   Under U.N. Security Council resolutions, the sanctions cannot be lifted until U.N. inspectors certify that Iraq has dismantled its weapons of mass destruction and long-range missiles.

94.   Under U.N. resolutions, sanctions can be lifted only after Baghdad proves that it has dismantled its weapons of mass destruction.

95.   Under U.N. resolutions, sanctions on Iraqi trade can be lifted only after Baghdad proves to the United Nations that it has dismantled its weapons of mass destruction.

96.   Washington is also demanding Baghdad allow U.N. weapons inspectors into Iraq to verify if it has dismantled its weapons of mass destruction.

97.   What is really required is for UNSCOM to admit that its work of dismantling weapons has been completed some time ago.

98.   While speaking favorably of progress made so far, France has insisted Iraq fully comply with U.N. resolutions to dismantle weapons of mass destruction after the Gulf War.

99.   For UN sanctions to be lifted, Iraq must provide information on the missing persons and satisfy UN inspectors it has dismantled its weapons of mass destruction.

100.   Iraq argues it has complied with UN Gulf war resolutions requiring Baghdad to dismantle its weapons of mass destruction in return for a lifting of the oil embargo.