Poverty prevents us from moving forward as an integrated society that shares the same aspirations and enjoys the same opportunities for achieving them.

The principles and purposes enshrined in the Charter reflect the true aspirations of humanity.

We must ensure that the world recognizes the value of those aspirations.

Kadyrov also catered to the spiritual aspirations of the Chechen majority.

On the contrary, everyone can dream that they, too, will become rich.

We urge both of them to live up to those aspirations.

The results of the negotiations needed to take into account the legitimate aspirations of developing countries.

1. We proclaim our political will and commitment to achieve the aspirations and objectives as set out in the present Declaration.

But we have seen what can happen when democratic aspirations are thwarted out of fear of religious radicalism.

But early on the latter were confronted with the harsh realities of power and conflicting interests.

We proclaim our political will and commitment to achieve the aspirations and objectives as set out in the present Declaration.

Rising demands accompanied by rising expectations are putting pressure on Government capacities to mobilize resources to meet these demands.

The negotiation of an FMCT remains a key aspiration and a high priority of the international community, with potential benefits acknowledged by us all.

For nearly four decades, he represented the national aspirations of the Palestinian people.

I feel, on this historic date, that the generation to which I belong is charged with a responsibility that cannot be put off the responsibility of responding to global challenges which increasingly demand integrated, collective answers and of fulfilling the just aspirations of millions of individuals for whom day to day life is no more than an ongoing, inglorious struggle for survival.

Otherwise, the aspirations that drove the anti Qaddafi revolution an end to corruption, stability, and shared prosperity will never be fulfilled.

Australia, New Zealand and Canada look forward to working with all members to ensure that we realize the aspirations embodied in the summit outcome document.

It is therefore our earnest hope that those aspirations and the views of Member States will be adequately considered in the remainder of that process.

While Western leaders talked about a new emphasis on growth and employment, they offered no concrete policies backing these aspirations.

But their idealism and hope, because they corresponded to the most basic of human aspirations dignity, freedom and economic development have continued to prevail and have preserved their vitality, even in adversity.

For 50 years, it's been about hopes and fears and promises of a better world. And I got to thinking, you know, who else talks that way?

The food for thought paper takes account of variant aspirations and concerns whilst not losing sight of both shorter term and longer term issues and perspectives.

Indeed, the rising aspirations of Arab youth in Egypt and Tunisia, the wellspring of the Arab Spring, followed impressive economic growth that had failed to trickle down.

Southeast Asians have a renewed openness towards American leadership, and meaningful initiatives can be started that would resonate with regional aspirations.

To bring about a better world in which peace and security will prevail, we are convinced that we must take into account a large proportion of humanity's legitimate aspirations for economic and social progress.

The negotiation of an FMCT is a long held and frequently articulated aspiration of the international community in the field of disarmament.

Mr. Chidyausiku (Zimbabwe) said that, while the 2005 World Summit Outcome could be used to guide the Committee's work, it fell short of expectations on several fronts.

However, meeting the basic needs and the social and economic aspirations of society has traditionally required a heavy dependence upon highly polluting energy and industrial technologies, primarily through the burning of fossil fuels.

Freedom from want, freedom from fear and freedom to live in dignity must be the leading goals of our Organization so that we can meet the rightful expectations of our peoples across the globe.

Egypt is not Iran or Algeria, so one should be careful about drawing parallels. But we have seen what can happen when democratic aspirations are thwarted out of fear of religious radicalism.

For example, whereas the Islamists had essentially focused on political themes, highlighting participation, inclusiveness, and democratic reforms, the recent election campaigns witnessed a rhetorical shift to economic aspirations.

Underneath this clear cut quid pro quo of political bargaining, the representatives from Fatah and Hamas are charged with finding the means to reconcile Hamas s tremendously popular political ideology with Fatah s traditional secular aspirations.

This narrative, in other words, would encompass aspirations for the future rather than the scars of the past inclusion rather than the paradigm of us and them a win win paradigm rather than a zero sum game.

But at the same time, this mockery reflects the popular dissatisfaction with the political class in Tunisia, which nearly four years after the ousting of the Ben Ali regime, has done little to respond to the urgent socio economic aspirations of Tunisians.

While there is no shortage of challenges facing Libya s new government, disbanding the militias must be at the top of its agenda. Otherwise, the aspirations that drove the anti Qaddafi revolution an end to corruption, stability, and shared prosperity will never be fulfilled.

Nonetheless, in the implementation of and follow up to the Year, there has been a growing acceptance of the notion of linking volunteerism to addressing the aspirations of the Millennium Declaration, in terms of pronouncements at global, regional and local levels as well as through action at all levels.

Last year, it increased annual aid to North Africa by SEK100 million ( 11.1 million), proposed an EU mission to Tunisia just a week after the revolution to support democratic aspirations there, and was an early and strong backer of UN resolutions in support of the uprising in Libya.

2. Declares its solidarity with the Government and the people of Djibouti, who continue to face critical developmental and humanitarian challenges owing, in particular, to the scarcity of natural resources, coupled with harsh climatic conditions and the acute issue of water supply impacting on the development aspirations of the country

2. Declares its solidarity with the Government and the people of Djibouti, who continue to face critical developmental and humanitarian challenges owing to the scarcity of natural resources, coupled with harsh climatic conditions, including the acute issue of water supply and the severe food crisis impacting on the development aspirations of the country

These tasks call for largesse, both financial and otherwise (opportunities to travel, for example, were of vital importance in locking in the democratic aspirations of East Europeans after 1989), and they require decades, not years, of persistence.

Declares its solidarity with the Government and the people of Djibouti, who continue to face critical developmental and humanitarian challenges owing to the scarcity of natural resources, coupled with harsh climatic conditions, including the acute issue of water supply and the severe food crisis impacting on the development aspirations of the country

Indigenous cultural heritage means both tangible and intangible creations, manifestations and production consisting of characteristic elements of the cultural heritage developed and maintained by an indigenous people, or indigenous individuals if the creation reflects the traditional literary, artistic or scientific expectation of the people.

Their detention is related to their efforts to petition the Government, and is a violation of article 21 (1) of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. According to the source, the letter was a peaceful expression of the political aspirations of the signatories and within the legal bounds of international standards.

Are such aspirations realistic? As an answer to those questions, I will quote Jean Paul Sartre, who, addressing students at the Sorbonne in 1968, said Be realistic demand the impossible .

The desire for peace has largely been achieved and cultural, social and economic progress has been made everywhere, although to varying degrees. The United Nations has therefore achieved positive results over the past 60 years, thus strengthening the Organization and reinforcing solidarity among the peoples of the various continents.