Therefore, in accordance with the right of self-defense, individually and collectively, they undertake to go without delay to the aid of the State or States against which such an act of aggression is made, and immediately to take, individually and collectively, all steps available, including the use of armed force, to repel the aggression and restore security and peace.
At the weekend, the Unite union said the Labour leader should go "without delay" and warned that, otherwise, "extinction looms" for the party.
"And every detail counts: From making sure that vaccines arrive in good condition and go through customs without delay, to hiring and training the vaccinators, providing food and water to the teams, and printing the vaccination cards…." The challenges are numerous.
A European Parliament delegation must go to Cuba without delay to meet these detainees and particularly Oswaldo Payá.
This week he rode the subway and seemed surprised to discover just how exasperated New Yorkers are with their inability to get to where they are going without delays and hassles and endless anxiety.
"Nowadays what changed in the hospital is that when we go to the hospital, we do not have to wait in the queue, when we arrive, arrive there… we only have to hand in the ART cards, they do a pill count… afterwards you receive the drugs, put them in your bag and you are free to go without any delays.
"Can we find a way within what the available budget will be to go to the moon and go to Mars without delaying Mars to the later part of the century?" A NASA press release said budgetary information won't be available until NASA releases their 2019 budget next year.
Rosneft wanted this so that the share swap could go ahead without delay, allowing the Russian firm to claim its prized stake in BP and denying AAR the opportunity to haggle further.
"There is clearly no evidence to charge him and he should be let go without any further delay".
"Gadhafi has lost the legitimacy to govern, and it is time for him to go without further violence or delay," U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said.
Thousands of Spanish speaking voters could go without translation, experiencing delays in receiving translation assistance, and ultimately, may not be able to vote today.
