We now need to ensure that every working aged Maldivian finds gainful employment.

First, on policy, we need to ensure local ownership of the process of devising and implementing post conflict peacebuilding strategies so as to make them sustainable.

We must ensure that the people can buy we must ensure that industries can produce

In Darfur we must ensure the success of the Abuja negotiations.

We should ensure the effective participation of women in the Commission.

It is our duty to ensure that that state of affairs continues.

We must ensure that peace agreements are implemented in a sustainable manner.

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

To ensure that our youth planning is on the right track to achieve our objectives, we are preparing to embark on an empirical study to determine a Malaysian youth behavioural and well being index.

We must ensure that both are up and running by the end of the year.

For that reason, we need to create special lending arrangements for landlocked developing countries, ensuring them differential treatment in areas such as lower interest rates and longer grace periods.

As a first step, it is crucial to ensure that the elections are free, open, and inclusive.

Together we should ensure that it grows from strength to strength.

We must ensure that progress is achieved in parallel on all aspects of institutional reform.

First, we must ensure that the commitments made this year are implemented.

Thirdly, we must ensure that the momentum generated this year is maintained and built upon.

We must ensure that the pledges are fulfilled and that assistance is provided for as long as it is needed.

How can we ensure that these self nominated reporters respect the truth?

Is it possible to ensure an adequate supply of safe blood once and for all?

It is also our duty to ensure that humankind survives the destruction that threatens our environment.

We must ensure that it continues to be vital in the imperative task of eradicating poverty.

We must ensure that humanitarian assistance is provided on a non discriminatory, well balanced and proportional basis.

Instead of having Vaclav Smil's massively fatal discontinuity of life, we can ensure the continuity of life.

So how do we guarantee the safety of our kids?

As always, we should ask ourselves how we could ensure faster progress.

Of course, we must also ensure that reform of the Commission on Human Rights decreases politicization within that body.

Finally, we must ensure that this darkness never descends again.

We want to ensure the continued relevance of the United Nations in development activities.

We must ensure that international financial, monetary and trade policies are consistent with the requirements and objectives of development.

Our job will not be finished until every child is assured a healthy and balanced diet and the opportunity to reach his or her full potential.

It is also important to review the lessons learned, in order to ensure the effectiveness of further measures that could be taken by the Security Council.

In the end, there is no foolproof method to guarantee that political leaders leave without tears.

We must take a long term approach to ensure that peace is consolidated and not subjected to renewed threats.

How, then, to ensure that governments are law abiding as well as strong?

To conclude, we all live in an increasingly interdependent world in which we have to ensure our own and one another's security and safety.

A commitment has been expressed in a legal document, and we must ensure that it will be reflected in concrete action.

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We must ensure that the basic needs and rights of the world's youth are guaranteed, so that they may attain their aspirations, fully utilize their energy, and fulfil their potential.

We must ensure that our Organization remains the best possible way of ensuring international peace, security and development, and that will require our shared commitment.

Democracy in the EU cannot be guaranteed by the models and rules that apply in the member states.

It is important to ensure that the outcome in September does not result in a similar imbalance.

We owe it to those we serve to ensure that our management, oversight and accountability systems are of the highest possible calibre.

If we are serious about our commitment to reduce poverty, we must ensure coherence in our own policymaking.

The second essential milestone that we must reach is ensuring universal access to both HIV prevention and HIV treatment.

Another difficult question is how the basic status is to be guaranteed.