The international community must sustain strong political will to that end.

We will not be able to achieve this goal without a strong political will, without a strong commitment to practical steps in the disarmament and non proliferation areas.

Most important is our need to generate political will.

The validity and strength of the Treaty depended on political will.

For Africa, there is abundant political will in our continent to make the African Union succeed.

The High level Plenary Meeting had shown that there was the political will to do so.

The difficulties could be overcome by stronger political will among all parties concerned.

To navigate it, we need strong political will around the world leadership over brinksmanship, cooperation over competition, and action over reaction.

Unfortunately, she did not sense such political will on the part of the Gambian Government.

We also have questions about the existence of a real and effective partnership between rich countries and the most underprivileged, as well as about whether there exists an unequivocal political will on the part of the international community to respect commitments it has made.

What we need today is firm political will to implement the plans we have already agreed upon.

For his admirers and critics alike, Meles leaves behind a potent political legacy.

5. We recognize that Asia and the Pacific region contains two thirds of the over 1 billion world's poor and therefore, strong political will as well as bold and decisive action are needed for achieving sustainable development and eradicating poverty.

Effective implementation of such commitments is indeed a complex and challenging task, which requires political will and adequate resources.

Other issues that arose during the discussion were the need for political will and the need to set priorities.

It is time for Europe to stop acting like an occupied continent and start displaying its own political will.

The CD successes in the past have stemmed from the fact that there has been genuine political will to advance multilateral disarmament.

However, there was a significant will among women to participate in politics, and recent surveys had shown that the public was in favour of their participation.

We therefore need stronger political will and more innovative thinking in order to move forward on that score.

Our achievements are not commensurate with our aspirations and hopes. We need to make an even greater effort and demonstrate the political will to attain our goals as soon as possible.

Then again, a war does not have to display state of the art weaponry to convey a powerful political message.

In turn, that requires political will to negotiate multilateral agreements for long term strategies that open the way for new financing.

Not enough attention has been paid to the importance of disaster reduction and not enough political will has been mobilized, particularly in addressing the impact of natural disasters on development.

Recognizing that the successful implementation of the Programme of Action requires political will, international cooperation and adequate funding at the national, regional and international levels,

Again, it goes back to not having had political and security progress commensurate to that made in the humanitarian area.

If prevention of outer space weaponization is reached on the basis of a common political will, other issues, such as verification, could be easier to approach.

Recognizing that the successful implementation of the Durban Programme of Action requires political will, international cooperation and adequate funding at the national, regional and international levels,

However, all participants would have to show political will if the draft declaration were to be completed before the end of the Decade in 2004.

(b) Mobilize the necessary political will to teach our societies about the culture of human rights and ensure consistency between that political will and practices on the ground

With remarkable clarity, his popular writings advanced a compelling political philosophy, together with concrete policy proposals.

That is a long term undertaking that requires genuine political will at the local and sometimes regional levels as well as significant support from the international community.

The Government had acknowledged that there were human rights problems as a consequence of war but had showed a real political will to find a political solution and to help the displaced persons.

Without comprehensive reform under strong political leadership, a tax hike alone cannot solve Japan s problems.

That led to protests in many poorer countries, and to a political determination to extract additional gains from other commodity exports.

The view was expressed that the Subcommittee and the Committee should demonstrate a greater political will in order to include additional items that were essential for the progressive development of space law.

However, before that can occur, all States must show true political will and agree that the implementation of the Protocol must be subjected to strict and continuous oversight.

By withdrawing all its substantial reservations to the Convention in 1999, Turkey had demonstrated the political will to respect its international obligations concerning the advancement of women.

It is apparent that the view that the CD's problem is one of political will rather than lack of diplomatic inspiration is quite widely shared in governments at ministerial level.

Stressing the need for maintaining the political will and momentum of the Millennium Summit at the national, regional and international levels in order to translate commitments into concrete action,

The bad news is that doing so faces strong political opposition for there are people who profit from the status quo.

History has seen more rhetoric, and we must be able to transform this into genuine political will so as to trigger quantifiable action that produces tangible results.

2. We are convinced that reaching the objective of permanently eliminating and prohibiting nuclear weapons requires firm political will from all States, particularly those States that possess nuclear weapons.

He noted a number of characteristics common to both Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan both country visits had taken place at the invitation of the respective Government in both countries there was a political will to carry out reforms and in both countries some but not all authorities were open to international cooperation, which was essential.

It was imperative for every delegation in the Sixth Committee to demonstrate the necessary political will and flexibility to reach agreement on the outstanding issues.

Bucking the resource curse requires, first and foremost, strong, legitimate domestic political leadership, underpinned by effective institutional arrangements.