How do we make it happen?

But the Victorians actually did it.

That has now been done.

How they are going to implement it. . . . . . . . . . . . . is something I would love to see.

Here and now, together, we can achieve this.

Failure was not an option.

France will continue to concern itself with, and act for, recovering countries, as it has always done.

It gave us hope and it made things look possible to achieve.

We regret that it was not possible to achieve that objective.

But for it to do so more effectively, broader representation is needed.

Japan would spare no effort to that end.

2. Measures to this end include

We must continue to work together towards that goal.

That programme includes measures aimed at achieving the MDGs and in keeping with the development strategy of our country.

These cannot be achieved without the contribution of new permanent members.

That is a challenge we should all accept, and let us now do our part to make it happen.

The Chinese navy, it is now believed, is trying to achieve that very aim.

Things do not always work out as intended.

This can achieve high market penetration rates quickly.

That would contribute to the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals.

Japan's own resolve towards that end remains strong and unchanged.

This has enabled a reduction in contractual services and travel to be made.

On the other hand, we are far from achieving all those ambitions.

If we can achieve that, the September summit will be a success.

As we are well aware, this will also make a vital contribution to peace.

The text should be made stronger.

After all, the driving motivation of the EU s founders was long lasting peace.

And, like investors, they seek ever higher returns.

This can be achieved only through patient dialogue and general consensus.

This could be done by adding the words or other nefarious activities to the clause.

The Ministry is experimenting with flexible conditions of employment to achieve this.

Nevertheless, the Government was making steady and successful efforts to that end.

Concerning security, there have been successes, but more needs to be done.

Like other colleagues, we seek security, and we seek it honestly and seriously.

Such cooperation will benefit both institutions by enabling each to refine and fulfil its objectives.

But so are some segments of civil society, which are concerned that a transition to a green economy might negatively affect the poor and expose them to greater risks and vulnerabilities.

In order to achieve this effect, advertisers often use sexual connotations.

The key lies in the genuine political will and the spirit of compromise of all sides.

If properly used and fully implemented, existing instruments can achieve that goal.

The international community supports the regional initiative to that end.

The summit has endorsed the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) as the benchmark of progress towards that objective.

The Cuban delegation reiterated its willingness to support all actions to that end.

It is important to ensure that there exists an adequate and conducive enabling and supporting environment.

We appreciate the role played by all the friends of Burundi who helped to make that happen.

In this respect, we should ask ourselves what the cost of failure would be.