It would be in our collective interest to devote our resources and capacities, intellectual and material, in favour of that campaign.

In their absence, we must devote the coming months to designing that new institution.

We are an international volunteer community dedicated to amplifying citizen media from around the world.

We need a renewed and reformed organization and must rededicate ourselves to the vision of the founding fathers.

But as we enshrine our human rights in a new Constitution, we know that our future cannot be determined in ink.

It is time for all of us, not just in our professional capacities, but also as individuals, to turn our thoughts and actions to those affected.

Thirdly, the protection of civilians requires that we devote special attention to the most vulnerable in armed conflicts for example, women and children.

If we really want to remain faithful to the memory of the victims and heroes of the Second World War, we must devote all our energy to achieve the ideals of the Charter of the United Nations.

Therefore, as we celebrate our achievements, let us rededicate ourselves to remaining true to our mission and also fashion a new vision that captures the realities of our world in the twenty first century.

In explaining the variation in levels of entrepreneurship across countries, much attention is devoted nowadays to differences in national attitudes and policies.

But we should be devoting as much attention to the microeconomic problems such as poor incentives, market failures, and regulatory shortcomings that led us into the crisis in the first place.

Moreover, we should devote greater attention to gender mainstreaming in the work of United Nations programmes and funds aimed at overcoming poverty in post conflict situations.

We therefore believe that it is more proper to take the time to reach the broadest possible agreement, instead of pushing a draft resolution that would surely convey an image of a divided Organization run in the interests of a small elite.

Portugal has directed a large part of its effort to countries in which the scourge of poverty is felt most keenly. We attach particular importance to the least developed countries, particularly those in Africa, to which we devote 0.2 per cent of our GDP, fully meeting our stated objectives.

The institutions of the past with all their inertia are just irrelevant for the future, except they're there and we have to deal with them. I spend about 15 percent of my time trying to save the world, the other 85 percent, the usual and whatever else we devote ourselves to.