Mr. Jose Francisco Cali Tzay (2004 2006)

Most important is our need to generate political will.

(b) Régis de Gouttes, member of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, also made a statement.

Attaining this depend on human will, that is, the will of each and every one of us.

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

This reflects the willingness of political parties to accept others and make integration a reality.

Respect for the will of persons concerned

Lack of will from European authorities

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.

GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS At its sixty fifth session, the Committee decided to entrust Mr. de Gouttes with the task of drafting a new general recommendation on racial discrimination in the administration of justice.

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.

One factor is the will of the new government.

It must be accompanied with a will to protect.

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.

Compulsory identification against the will of members of particular groups, including the use of identity cards indicating ethnicity.

To address the situation will require real political will.

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

Further, the adoption of the Protocol demonstrates the will of the international community to work together to provide an environment that will support and promote those valuable activities.

The second thing I want to talk about is the will for reform.

The will of the voters becomes subordinated to the need to end the chaos.

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Determining the will of the people does require expression through the ballot box.

The right to political participation is an inherent component of the right to self determination and should be based upon the will of the people rather than that of the national authorities claiming to personify the State.

This was an important signal that those elected to the National Assembly understood that democracy does not mean merely the will of the majority.

His widow, Mary, and their son, William, were legatees of the will of Pavier.

The will to act must come from the Palestinian Authority.

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

There's still a long way to go, but that there's a will there.

Insurgent movements that succeed do so because the government s will collapses.

Friedrich Nietzsche wrote that the individual reaches perfection by exercising the will to power.

Any development of cooperation must come from the bodies themselves.