Our commitment to reconstruction and peace in Afghanistan will continue under the new German Government.

These very principles continue to motivate our commitment to ensuring that human rights issues receive prominence in our global agenda.

Our commitment continues.

That is our duty and our commitment.

We reaffirm our countries' determined commitment to continue our progress towards attaining the objectives of the Convention, including international cooperation in the area of chemical activities for non prohibited purposes.

Our commitment is demanding but achievable.

Our commitment to peacekeeping remains unflinching.

I, therefore, welcome our commitment to increase our official development assistance.

Our commitment must be as strong as our greatest needs require.

Our commitment to United Nations peacekeeping remains unflinching.

My second point concerns our commitment to justice.

We must fulfil our commitment to revitalize the Assembly.

To redouble our efforts to implement our commitment to counter the world drug problem.

Our vote reflects our firm commitment to the settlement of all conflicts in Africa.

While the challenges are great, so is our commitment to achieving our MDGs, even with our limited means.

Let our future commitment be result based and performance oriented.

Our Government's commitment to gradually destroying these missiles remains immutable.

Soon, we will continue our journey.

First, we will reaffirm our commitment to Afghanistan s stability and security.

Our heads of Government have pledged their support, and our delegations are working towards fulfilling that commitment.

We are united in our commitment to multilateralism that is a good foundation for our further efforts.

The summit made a strong commitment to our common responsibility to protect.

It is a clear reflection of our commitment to the Asia region.

We have gathered here to reaffirm our faith in this house and our unyielding commitment to its Charter.

If we are serious about our commitment to reduce poverty, we must ensure coherence in our own policymaking.

For many of us, this is our only opportunity to continue our education.

Such developments strengthen our determination to continue our efforts in other conflict situations.

Perhaps we will continue to close our eyes.

Our debate cannot stop here. It must continue.

Our nation may be small, but our commitment to improving the well being of this region is anything but.

Keeping alive our hopes for peace and development depends on just how strong our commitment to multilateralism really is.

The challenge to us all is to sustain our response and our commitment in the aftermath of a disaster.

56. In pursuance of our commitment to achieve sustainable development, we further resolve

The spread of HIV AIDS calls for increased commitment through our development programmes.

Next month's meeting in Oslo will be an important test of our commitment.

It also reaffirms our commitment to achieving the Millennium Development Goals by 2015.

We will continue to offer our support and advice.

Those two facts require us to make a quantum leap in our commitment, in our goals and in our action in tackling this terrible epidemic.

We commend our Afghan brethren for their steadfast commitment to peace, reconciliation and development.

To that end, the Government and the people of Namibia pledge our total commitment.

The Rio Group clearly understands the need to renew our commitment to our youth in order to eradicate poverty and unemployment.

We will continue to discipline our own people when appropriate.

We will continue to do our share to achieve the goals that are our common responsibility.

That commitment strikes a particular chord today, when millions throughout the world continue to suffer the evil of armed conflict.

Regional collaboration will also be key to fulfilling our commitment to succeed in fighting malnutrition.