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We assist partners in the destruction of chemical weapons.

We must help societies and markets recover their vitality.

Our hands do become dirty when we help a terrorist or a dictator.

That is why we assist African countries in the training of their national staff.

I think we need a comprehensive view in order to assist the Sudan more effectively.

And so I think what needs to happen is we need to help each other.

Along the way, we must help strengthen Haitian institutions.

We must also help with hygiene by building waste and water treatment plants.

We blame the silent for their silence but we owe those who have a voice a microphone.

We are also assisting parliaments in analysing the national budget from a gender perspective.

It is incumbent on us all to help the parties to the dispute to seize the opportunities now at hand.

We cannot help the poor by making their already weak governments even weaker.

Whenever we join forces, we help people to live their lives in dignity, freedom and peace.

Collectively, we are helping children and communities once considered unreachable.

But the divine one was unjust, so the gods said, OK, what we need to do is help the just one.

We have a duty to protect Arab lives and values, as Arabs themselves have requested.

Together, we can all help transform the way the world develops, disseminates, and uses knowledge.

We also help to promote civil society and private sector contacts to strengthen the dialogue between the two parties.

And that is, the secret of the Council of Dads, is that my wife and I did this in an attempt to help our daughters, but it really changed us.

Only by rendering huge and diversified international support can we help Africa to escape its predicament.

We must assist the two sides to seize the current opportunity for a genuine political dialogue under the road map.

In order to help speakers facilitate our work, we shall remind them after five minutes have elapsed that they have exceeded the time limit.

It is time to help civil society in this area build a world where peace, not warfare, is the rule.

But isn t it much better to keep parents safe than to help orphans after their parents have been killed?

Making reproductive services available to women who cannot afford to pay their way can help prevent these deaths.

We promised here five years ago to help bring hope, dignity and opportunity to the lives of the poorest.

I feel that they received our aid as it was given, from heart to heart, Jews helping Muslims in times of distress.

Moreover, we are helping to facilitate political stability in Iraq and helping the NATO mission in Afghanistan.

We must help to empower local women and assist women's networks and organizations to conduct public information campaigns to combat the culture of abuse and silence.

First, we must assist youth to develop a stake in society by creating opportunities for them to positively influence their environment.

We estimate that through that contribution to the programme, we will help save the lives of 250,000 children over the next 20 years.

Willingness reflects a complex mix of incentives influencing when, whom, and how to help and also reflects how busy a potential ally or target is.

It is incumbent on all of us adults, decision makers and leaders to help break the cycle of violence in Haiti and better to prevent and protect children from abuse.

Poor countries do not and will not accept a system of climate control that condemns them to continued poverty. Third, we must help countries adapt to the climate change that is already occurring and that will intensify in the future.

In Cote d Ivoire, we will help organize elections before year s end a major stride toward recovery and democracy.

We need to collect meaningful data and strengthen information systems, so as to help Governments view road safety as an important investment.

Through United States trade capacity building initiatives, totalling 921 million in 2004, we are helping countries create the conditions to be successful.

We have been supporting those countries' institutional capacities, infrastructure and living conditions and sharing our own experience from the ongoing transformation of our economic and social system.

I'm trying to develop homegrown solutions to our issues because we realize that people from outside can come and help us, but if we don't help ourselves, there's nothing we can do.

We need to expand access to these technologies rapidly, while helping people whose livelihoods depend on the coal industry.

Above all, we must help the United Nations to concentrate, as never before, on reducing the shameful gap between developed and developing countries.