31.   Sanctions will remain in place until the Security Council believes Iraq has complied with demands to dismantle its weapons of mass destruction and comply fully with U.N. inspectors.

32.   Saddam wants the sanctions lifted, but the United Nations is refusing to do this until it verifies Iraq has dismantled its weapons of mass destruction.

33.   Security Council members have said they will not lift sanctions until Iraq complies with U.N. orders to dismantle its weapons of mass destruction.

34.   Security Council members have said they will not lift sanctions fully until Iraq complies with U.N. orders to dismantle its weapons of mass destruction.

35.   Subsequently the United Nations sent weapons inspectors to ensure that Saddam is dismantling his weapons of mass destruction.

36.   The council has said it will not lift them until Iraq has dismantled its weapons of mass destruction.

37.   The council refuses to lift the sanctions until it is convinced Iraq has complied fully with orders to dismantle its weapons of mass destruction.

38.   The council says sanctions will remain until Iraq has complied with various directives, including dismantling its weapons of mass destruction programs.

39.   The embargo prohibits Iraq from exporting oil, its economic mainstay, until it has complied with U.N. cease-fire resolutions to dismantle its weapons of mass destruction.

40.   The inspectors must certify Iraqi compliance with U.N. orders to dismantle its weapons of mass destruction programs before the seven-year sanctions will be lifted.