7. Affirms the necessity of making the implementation of international humanitarian law more effective

7. Affirms the necessity of making the implementation of international humanitarian law more effective

Today more than ever, it is necessary to strengthen multilateralism.

We have often reaffirmed that the veto should be eliminated.

Cluster munitions a need to further examine IHL implementation and the adequacy of the law

More than just a matter of necessity, making Singapore clean was a strategy for attracting business and tourists.

The scale of the problems makes more elaborate solutions necessary.

Achieving the Goals is a moral and political imperative to ensure a more secure future for all humankind.

The vast majority of Member States recognize the need to make the Security Council more representative and democratic.

That means becoming a more open society and playing a more active role in maintaining a peaceful and stable world order.

The need was stressed to make international cooperation more effective, in particular among judicial and law enforcement authorities.

More precise information on the post vacancy rate in different grades and the natural staff wastage rate would be needed.

Reforming the rule of law and re establishing criminal justice systems have become even more essential to post conflict societies.

(c) The need to log onto more than one computer will be restricted to those times when it is absolutely necessary

In their submissions, young people also highlight the need to support healthier intergenerational relationships within families.

Those resources are all the more necessary in the first phases of a mission, when there is especially urgent need among the population.

The need for a more representative Security Council was emphasized, including through an increased presence and weight of African countries.

The task is made more complex by the large number of legislators who insist that the deficit should be reduced by spending cuts alone.

Members of the Council will remember that I have more than once referred to the need to deploy a robust third party force big, broad and quick.

This reflected the view, long held by the majority, that a change in the Council's composition is needed to make it more broadly representative of the international community as a whole, as well as of the geopolitical realities of today, and thereby more legitimate in the eyes of the world.

This skill is crucial in unstructured situations, when it is often more difficult to ask the right questions than it is to get the right answers.

The Secretary General is strongly of the view that active support and encouragement from the Quartet and the international community are more essential now than ever.

The meetings highlight the most pressing concerns, such as the need to end violence, stop settlement activities and improve the living conditions of the Palestinian population.

We are determined that security shall be provided on equal terms, efficiently and transparently, to those closest to the Government, as well as to its most hardened opponents.

These two situations demonstrate the need to identify more effective means for the Security Council to protect civilian populations from physical and sexual violence.

It is as much an economic imperative as it is a moral one.

They may actually result in some delay if, for example, the entire trial must be stopped due to the illness of one or more of the accused.

There was widespread agreement on the need to reform the Security Council so that it becomes more democratic, accountable and transparent and more able to preserve peace.

50 years in which loosely coordinated groups are going to be given increasingly high leverage, and the more those groups forego traditional institutional imperatives like deciding in advance what's going to happen, or the profit motive the more leverage they'll get.

In today s environment, fulfilling the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) is more than a moral imperative. It is a matter of pragmatic economic necessity.

As the debate shifts from austerity towards measures aimed at stimulating growth, smarter taxation will be essential to getting the balance right.

The Committee is nevertheless of the opinion that the Secretariat should be encouraged to take a more proactive approach in developing initiatives to assist Member States in taking a decision.

He highlighted the need to encourage corporations to consider the question of human rights more seriously and suggested ways of making human rights more attractive to business.

He stressed the need to be innovative in promoting real dialogue and to explore different methods and formats in order to make discussions within the Organization more lively, engaging and relevant to outside realities.

The Adaptation Imperative

But emerging markets do not deserve the doom and gloom treatment they are getting these days. The real lesson from the collapse of the emerging market hype is the need to pay closer attention to growth fundamentals and to recognize the diversity of circumstances among a group of economies needlessly lumped together.

(i) Stressing the need to urgently address malaria and tuberculosis, in particular in the most affected countries, and welcoming the scaling up, in this regard, of bilateral and multilateral initiatives.

Summer is upon us. It seems that in what has now become a worldwide tradition, a reading list is de rigueur before you step away from all your online devices and return to a more slow paced type of readings.

With respect to the problem of stock management and fishing, we would like to emphasize the need to introduce stricter measures to limit the level of exploitation of most stocks.

The problem is that more than half of such spending is on education, science and technology, and infrastructure the areas that Obama had just argued should be strengthened.

Such preventive measures are all the more important in view of the Great Inflation s second relevant lesson fiscal discipline is essential to price stability.

It was also suggested that the proposal by Egypt and Sri Lanka to the General Assembly should be made more relevant and that a group of experts on verification should be proposed

The idea was that it would not be necessary to submit the application form more than once per educational stage, in other words three times during the total period of schooling.

Affirming the need for the Organization of the Islamic Conference to assume a more effective and dynamic role to achieve the objectives for which it was founded, and to promote solidarity and cooperation between OIC Member States

The Decent Work Imperative