Responding to global threats and challenges

58 16. Responding to global threats and challenges

57 145. Responding to global threats and challenges

Furthermore, they are frequently subjected to threats and reprisals.

In the past two decades, governments have come up short on solutions to environmental threats.

The fence assumes that they, as a people, are the source of the deadly threats to the settlers.

We are continuously surprised at the changing nature of the threats facing each and every country.

Much more needs to be done to address the threats and conditions I have just described.

And we work with the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe on addressing economic and environmental threats to security.

Once we understand this, we have no choice but to tackle the whole range of threats.

Indeed, US intelligence experts believe that Al Qaeda already is badly fragmented and in no position to openly challenge American interests.

China supports the necessary and rational reform of the Security Council with a view to enhancing its capacity to respond to global threats and challenges.

Department on Counteracting Threats and Challenges of the CSTO Secretariat coordinates activities directed at the fullfillment of the tasks mentioned above.

Still, there are times when pacifism, even in Germany, is an inadequate response to a serious menace.

We must revitalize our multilateral frameworks for handling threats from nuclear, biological and chemical weapons.

The Security Council has an array of options at its disposal in responding to threats to international peace and security.

Preventive measures taken by the national authorities in response to the threats of violence and warnings of opposition leaders were insufficient.

Mr. Chairman, instead of your formulation of the second item, we would suggest the following Responding to contemporary threats to international peace and security .

Thank you once again, Sir, for convening this series of meetings as we continue to pursue the challenges of addressing today's threats.

The second message is that the inclusion of six countries will make a tangible and substantive difference in the way we deal with global threats to peace and security.

Affirming the coordinating and leading role of the United Nations in establishing a cohesive and effective system for responding to global threats and challenges,

Last week's despicable attacks in London were the most horrendous reminder of the urgency of finding global solutions to global threats.

There is no other realistic response to the old and new threats at the beginning of the twenty first century than to act in a multilateral context.

Rich countries could justify the expense in terms of the savings that would result from early detection of a major threat.

We need NATO and NATO needs us in order to face common threats and challenges.

The greatest risk that we run is erosion of the Security Council s credibility, and, with it, a diminishing capacity to confront grave threats to peace.

We tried also to identify responses to the threats facing our world for example, protecting the environment also means helping ensuring the well being of future generations.

Invariably, no threat assessment is ever made and each UNMO is left to fend for him herself.

In the area of international peace and security, we affirm our full confidence in the Security Council as the legitimate mechanism to confront the main threats to peaceful relations among nations.

Moreover, it is on that basis that we shall respond in the new century to the new security threats and challenges and achieve common development and prosperity.

Experience had shown that a pragmatic approach to new threats of proliferation and the use of nuclear devices by terrorists was best.

The publication offers a full description of the threats, current conservation efforts and additional protection needed for each species across its entire range

Achieving that must become a critical component of developing a global system under the auspices of the United Nations to confront the threats and challenges of today's world.

Prosperity and growth, security and stability, and the long term sustainability of our societies require the promotion of our interests and values abroad, and engagement with external threats and global challenges.

We urge all members of the Assembly to commit themselves to ensuring that the Security Council is expanded to make it more representative and better able to counter old and new threats to international peace and security.

The Security Council further reaffirms the need to combat by all means, in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations, threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts.

The Security Council further reaffirms the need to combat by all means, in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations, threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts.

In April 2004, Canada released its first National Security Policy, which sets out an integrated strategy and action plan designed to address current and future threats.

To make the United Nations a more effective and efficient instrument for forging a united response to shared threats and shared needs, I urge Heads of State and Government to

The Council should continue to apply an integrated approach in response to threats to international peace and security, including those where the Council makes use of sanctions.

Preventive freezing could be a major tool in this new phase, but only if we will be able to apply it in a sufficiently flexible way, adjusted to the actual threats.

There is an intense co operation with UNMIK to ensure that witnesses receive adequate protection and that threats to witnesses are being addressed promptly.

Our ability to effectively eliminate threats to international peace and security will depend on the manner in which we address the social and economic challenges facing our peoples at the global level.

At the same time, multilateral mechanisms in the field of peacekeeping should continue to be refined so that the international community could respond more effectively to current threats and challenges.

For that reason, Australia welcomes paragraph 50 of the omnibus draft resolution, and looks forward to working with other States to continue to address threats to maritime security.