41.   The council has refused to discuss any lifting of the sanctions until it is satisfied that Iraq has dismantled its programs to build nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.

42.   The arms programs must be dismantled before the U.N. Security Council can lift economic sanctions against Iraq.

43.   The council refuses to lift the sanctions until it is satisfied that Iraq has dismantled its programs to build nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.

44.   The council has refused to discuss any lifting of sanctions until U.N. weapons monitors verify that Iraq has dismantled its programs to build weapons of mass destruction.

45.   The council has refused to lift the sanctions until it is satisfied that Iraq has dismantled its programs to build nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.

46.   The sanctions can only be lifted when the U.N. Security Council is satisfied that Iraq has dismantled programs to develop long-range missiles and weapons of mass destruction.

47.   The sanctions remain because the council says Iraq has failed to comply with orders to dismantle its programs to build weapons of mass destruction.

48.   The U.N. sanctions can only be lifted when the U.N. Security Council is satisfied that Iraq has dismantled programs to develop long-range missiles and weapons of mass destruction.

49.   The United Nations says the embargo will not be completely lifted until Iraq fully cooperates with inspectors working to dismantle its programs for chemical and biological weapons and missiles.

50.   The United Nations refuses to lift the sanctions until it is satisfied that Iraq has dismantled its programs to build nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.