The solution to the continuing financial problems of the Organization is for Member States to fully meet their financial obligations to the United Nations in a timely manner.

Multi year payment plans represented a commendable effort by countries experiencing economic hardship to meet their financial obligations to the United Nations.

All Member States must meet their financial obligations to the Organization by paying their contributions in full, on time and without conditions.

It is therefore essential that Member States make every effort to meet their financial obligations to the tribunals in a full and timely manner.

Multi year payment plans remained the most useful tool for helping countries with economic hardships to meet their financial obligations to the United Nations.

Italy will be able to meet its current obligations, and most likely its future obligations as well.

The Committee welcomed Iraq's commitment to meet its financial obligations to the United Nations, as reflected in the multi year payment plan that it had submitted.

Like the Palestinian Authority, Israel has road map obligations to meet.

Developing countries were hoping that industrialized nations would meet their obligations.

The Advisory Committee has previously stated its concern about the issue of unpaid assessments, which have an adverse impact on the Organization's ability to meet its financial obligations.

Establish appropriate national and local capacities to meet their Article 4 obligations.

As a multilateral development financial institution, the IsDB can assist member countries through existing technical assistance programs to improve their capacity to meet their obligations under UN Resolution 1373 (2001).

(a) Urges States parties to make every effort to meet their reporting obligations

Encourages all host country Governments to meet their obligations towards local office costs

In this respect, we would like to draw the Council's attention to the need for donors to fully meet their financial obligations to the police contributing States in a timely manner.

The Stockholm Convention financial mechanism Purpose The Stockholm Convention financial mechanism is intended to enable developing country parties and parties with economies in transition to meet the agreed full incremental costs of implementing measures that fulfill their obligations under the Convention.

The world should not sit idly by as Iran s regime fails to meet these obligations.

The Government also continued to make efforts to meet its human rights treaty reporting obligations.

The Committee recognized with appreciation the considerable efforts that the Republic of Moldova had made to meet its financial obligations to the United Nations despite the serious problems that it continued to face.

Expects that the reform measures to be instituted will enable UNOPS to return to sustainable financial viability, to rebuild the Operational Reserve, and to meet its statutory obligations as regards staff post service benefits etc

There is also concern that countries might face new obligations without having the additional financial means to fulfil those obligations.

However, we can realistically do so only when we are certain that we can meet our obligations.

It is equally important that Israel take steps to meet its legal obligations related to the barrier.

In short, there are some improvements but the situation remains fragile and it is essential that Member States make further efforts to meet their financial obligations to the United Nations fully and in a timely fashion.

While recognizing the need to show understanding to those countries which were temporarily unable to meet their financial obligations, it urged all Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full, on time and without conditions.

Further measures are being actively considered vis à vis member States of the Institute that consistently fail to meet their financial obligations and new initiatives are being explored to deal with long standing arrears of assessed contributions.

Such a submission should include details as to which specific obligations are concerned and an assessment of the reason why the Party may be unable to meet those obligations.

Member States were therefore duty bound to honour the financial obligations so contracted.

It might also urge States to introduce disclosure obligations for such nominees, consistent with the know your customer obligations imposed on financial institutions.

Developed country parties are to provide new and additional financial resources to enable developing country parties and parties with economies in transition to meet the agreed full incremental costs of implementing measures that fulfill their obligations under the Convention.

4. Urges the States members of the Institute to make every possible effort to meet their obligations to the Institute

The importance given to computerization and training would doubtless help make the Organization more effective, but if the latter were to correctly fulfil its mission, Member States also needed to meet their financial obligations on a timely basis and in full.

President Bush added that Israel should meet its road map obligations regarding settlements in the West Bank and remove unauthorized outposts .

Anyone found to be illegally evading their tax obligations in Switzerland faces severe financial penalties.

In that regard, Thailand wished to reassure UNIDO of its commitment to its financial obligations.

The international community should meet its commitment to increase the flow of financial resources.

6. Urges the States members of the Institute to continue to make every possible effort to meet their obligations to the Institute

In particular, States must meet their obligations in arresting indictees at large, including Félicien Kabuga, and transferring them to the court's jurisdiction.

It would be helpful, he said, to know if the secretariat could take steps to help those Parties concerned meet their obligations.

In addition, the balance of 4.3 million of the subvention would be utilized to meet the liquidation of prior period outstanding obligations.

It was for the Government to decide how it would meet that responsibility and to ensure that it met its constitutional obligations.

It has already been established that partnerships are essential for the poorer countries to meet the human rights obligations owed to their citizens.

Regarding currency transaction report, Central Bank Circular Letter 3098, from June 11th, 2003, established these obligations for financial institutions (banking and non banking financial institutions).

Given that similar funding would also be required by the International Atomic Energy Agency and the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Organization as well as United Nations bodies elsewhere, developing countries would find it very difficult to meet their financial obligations in the future.

Kuwait, which had paid its contributions in full and on time, reiterated that the financial situation of the Organization could improve only if Member States made a collective effort to meet their obligations under the Charter of the United Nations to participate in expenses.