Let us now rededicate all our Governments to realizing the goals of the Conference.

It is right that, on this occasion, we rededicate ourselves to the pursuit of that objective.

We must also rededicate our efforts towards the total elimination of all weapons of mass destruction.

The international community needs to rededicate itself to assisting the long suffering people of Sierra Leone.

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

Furthermore, Member States have to rededicate themselves to protecting the vulnerable and meeting the special needs of Africa.

26. We reaffirm our commitment and rededicate ourselves to the objectives and purposes of the Group of Fifteen.

I take this opportunity to rededicate the commitment of the people and the Government of Nepal to the United Nations.

The United Nations must, once again, rededicate itself as a peoples' Organization that is relevant to the peoples of the world.

In tribute to the three men who have left us, we commit and rededicate ourselves to follow the good they have done.

It is now time for us to rededicate ourselves to the goal of creating a better world, as envisaged by our Charter.

It is a day when we rededicate ourselves to rebuilding our industries and returning our continent to the path of sustained economic recovery and development.

This Day also serves as an opportunity to rededicate ourselves and redouble the efforts of the international community to eliminate all forms of racial discrimination.

It has been a unique opportunity for both developing countries and their partners to rededicate for the achievement of the MDGs with renewed optimism and vigour.

In this Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism, we rededicate ourselves to our goal to make the world free from colonialism in the twenty first century.

Today, as we approach the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations, we all need to rededicate ourselves to the goals and ideals embodied in its Charter.

Instead, the time has come for this great Organization to strengthen and rededicate itself in order to effectively and efficiently meet the challenges of the new millennium.

The fiftieth anniversary of the Organization will be an appropriate occasion to rededicate the Organization to its indisputable mandate for collective action in promoting development, economic growth and prosperity for all.

We hope that the occasion will be an opportunity for the international community to rededicate itself to one of the primary objectives of the United Nations, as set out in its Charter

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.

To this end, we as a community of nations must rededicate ourselves to working ever relentlessly and concertedly towards the goal of making our planet a safer, better and happier place in which to live.

It is high time for all of us to rededicate our continued, coordinated and effective efforts to achieving the noble goals of UNCLOS and of other commitments to ensure equity, justice and progress for all humankind.

37. Mr. AGONA (Uganda) said that the economic situation in Africa remained critical and that the international community must rededicate itself to pursuing policies to enable Africa to play its proper role in the world economy.

(a) UNICEF should rededicate itself to ensuring full compliance by its field offices with the requirement on the release of new advances (now referred to as quot cash assistance quot ) only upon the liquidation of prior ones

Coming, as it does, five years after the historic commitment that we jointly made when we adopted the Millennium Declaration, this gathering affords us an opportunity to rededicate ourselves to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

The United Nations anniversary, next year, will offer an opportunity for in depth analysis of half a century apos s work and, even more challenging, an opportunity to rededicate ourselves to the purposes and principles of the Charter.

We trust that the other parties will rededicate themselves to the virtues of restraint and tolerance and embrace the enduring, historical lessons of right over might and of the inescapable imperative of racial harmony for the survival of the nation State.

With the end of the cold war and on the eve of the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations, let us not hesitate to rededicate ourselves once again, with more vigour and more commitment, to the fulfilment of this dream.

As the commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations is fast approaching, let all of us rededicate ourselves to the purposes and principles of the Charter and the aims of the founding fathers to create a better world.

As we approach the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations, it is the appropriate time for us to rededicate ourselves to the purposes and principles of the Charter and to redouble our efforts to further strengthen the role of the world Organization.

The principles and ideals laid down by the founding fathers almost 50 years ago are universal and can, if we rededicate ourselves to them, guide us for the next half century and beyond towards the peace and justice to which we all aspire.

As we highlight the achievements and the current challenges related to ocean issues, let us take this opportunity to rededicate our countries and the international community as a whole to the task and vision that we set ourselves in 1982, the year that the Convention was concluded.

Looking back to what inspired us then, we must rededicate ourselves to the aims and ideals of this Organization the search for disarmament, programmes of economic and social development and, above all, efforts to establish enlightened norms of human rights and dignity and the rule of law.

With more than 1 billion living in extreme poverty and 20,000 dying every day, the Summit would call upon the world's leaders not only to rededicate themselves to their Millennium Declaration commitments, but also to renew their commitment to practical realization of the principle of equality of women and men.

My delegation believes that the international community should rededicate itself to the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action as the central document in the effective implementation of existing human rights instruments and commit itself to the principles enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.