Response of the international community

II Response of the international community

The response of the international community was prompt and generous.

The international community s response to the massacres was shameful.

The response of the international community to the consolidated programme has been excellent.

So far, the international community has acted with compassion and generosity.

The magnitude of the catastrophe requires a commensurate response from the global community.

Reaction to these changes from the international community has been largely positive.

In my delegation's opinion, the international community's response was excellent and effective.

The less receptive the government the more important supporting civil society becomes.

Both familiar and new infectious diseases require a concerted international response.

The level of response of the international community to the 2004 appeals had stagnated.

That progress has already been recognized by the international community, which has taken concrete action in response to it.

Just as important as the Government apos s input has been the community response to the Year in New Zealand.

In that connection, we are pleased to note that the response of the international community has also been unprecedented in terms of its swiftness and scale.

quot (f) For the attention of the international community to the need for an effective response to counter the policy of ethnic cleansing

The Millennium Summit had advanced the agenda of the international community's response to internal displacement, although developing a more predictable response remained a challenge.

The Millennium Summit had advanced the agenda of the international community's response to internal displacement, although developing a more predictable response remained a challenge.

Despite improved prevention and protection mechanisms, the response of the international community remains inadequate.

We recognize that addressing and improving the response of the international community to humanitarian crises is not simply a matter of financing alone.

It has also been instrumental in coordinating the international community apos s response to the humanitarian situation in the country.

This reflects the need for concerted action to enhance the capacity of the international community to respond to these crises.

Flagrant human rights violations and acts of genocide call for a strong response from and resolute action by the international community.

In recent years, we have witnessed the establishment of new coordination machinery in the area of the international community apos s response to emergency situations.

Every State had the sovereign right to choose the most appropriate penal system in response to the needs of its society.

The international community, including civil society, the private sector and the general public, reacted spontaneously and with great generosity to aid the affected populations.

Yet the response of the international community to the Agency's appeals for funds for emergency programmes had gradually decreased.

178. The year 1992 witnessed a number of major humanitarian emergencies requiring the concerted response of the international community.

We stand ready to cooperate with all countries anxious to reinforce the capability of the world community to produce a rapid humanitarian response.

Such assistance enables the international community to make the best possible response to the growing number of situations that require its intervention.

The response of the international community in support of the Palestinian people at this challenging time has been most encouraging.

Unfortunately, the international community as a whole has so far performed poorly in providing an effective response to the crisis.

Once human rights problems have been identified, the response of the international community is to develop norms, standards and the appropriate machinery for monitoring and implementation.

We trust that the international community, bilaterally and multilaterally, will respond constructively to this challenge.

DLP response

Escape response

Administration apos s response

The multiple challenges confronting the Treaty created a crisis of confidence that demanded a concerted response from the international community.

The international community's response to those appeals has gradually decreased as the crisis entered its fifth year and other world crises diverted the attention of donors.

The international community's desire for reform of United Nations management was not merely a response to the findings of the report on the oil for food programme.

In the light of these changed circumstances, this report will focus primarily on the response of the international community to the tragedy which has taken place in Rwanda.

It is our expectation that the recommendations that will emerge will make the United Nations more responsive to the needs of the international community.

The obvious answer is yes. But how society responds will mean the difference between a prosperous world and a world torn apart by slow growth and resentment.

the total adverse impact of the sanctions is such that it requires a concerted and multifaceted response from the international community. (ibid.).

It is hoped that the Iraqi authorities will take further steps to respond to the will of the international community, as reflected in the relevant Security Council resolutions.