The only missing ingredient is the political will and strength to enter into a peace agreement.

We urge States to marshal the necessary political will to enable a speedier agreement on the definition of this crime.

That was a clear indication that the United States did not have the political will to reach an agreement on the disarmament section.

There was an agreement on the need for greater awareness of good governance and its relationship with human rights, particularly from the perspective of political will and public participation.

IMC qualified this as a lack of political will, and intends to submit a petition to the new Government regarding this issue.

In the end, no agreement was possible on a shared growth objective, and there has not yet been enough political will for the coordinated action to achieve it.

Key countries must find the political will to confront defensive interests and negotiate with flexibility to reach a market opening deal.

China s Triumph of the Will

We believe that the task of finding an agreement on a programme of work belongs to the members of the Conference on Disarmament themselves, and that progress depends on the political will of member countries.

Political will and commitment

Consensus on applying the new development agenda, building a new international structure, and establishing a fair and equitable system for international trade based on non discriminatory rules would require the political will of all Member States.

He had been encouraged by the constructive spirit prevailing during the Working Group's discussions, since he believed that Member States would need to show political will in order to reconcile remaining differences of opinion and reach agreement on the proposals.

The Palestinians, for their part, have the necessary will.

What is required is not simply political will.

But do we also have the political will?

The international community, the United Nations, the African Union and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) cannot substitute for genuine political will on the part of the parties to respect the letter and the spirit of the Linas Marcoussis and Accra III Agreements.

So what is needed is not negotiations, but political will.

Here, too, political will is the crucial ingredient.

Civil society actors and NGOs can partner with governments and intergovernmental organizations to

Historically, we used to have this type of political will.

The Climate Change Debate s Willpower Fallacy

The political will was there in 2000.

A reaffirmation of political will is essential.

In conclusion, political will is key to success.

Acceptable compromises on all of these questions have been negotiated repeatedly by the parties and stowed away for many years. The only missing ingredient is the political will and strength to enter into a peace agreement.

A second component is political will and timing.

Where there is a will, there is a way.

Private funds cannot operate without these two giant markets, and would have to comply with their requirements.

The real problem is one of political will, not of institutional mechanics.

The proposed policies can be readily implemented if given the political will.

Poland believes that this Organization is not lacking in political will.

But the problem was a lack of resources, not a lack of willingness.

This will require political will and leadership on our part.

Rather, it is the result of the political will of each of its Member States.

Is there the political will necessary to keep the promises made to our children?

In that light, ways of generating positive political will should be encouraged.

I do not agree, as is often said, that there is no political will.

Practical wisdom, Aristotle told us, is the combination of moral will and moral skill.

You can't force people of free will, and I totally support that.

We have a choice. We've been blessed, or cursed, with free will.

But this very political strength is precisely what both the Israeli and Palestinian governments lack.

What is now required is the will to adopt and implement Ahtisaari s plan.

Generating the political will would require a Plan B for the EU itself.

Achieving an agreement also requires political will at the highest levels.

So the problem is not one of regulation, but of the will to enforce it.