With the new Civil Service Act in place, we are working hard to instil values of excellence and integrity.

It defines certain international laws that strive to provide better protection for victims of internal armed conflicts that take place within the borders of a single country.

We shall endeavour to facilitate appropriate training for law enforcement officials, including prison officials, prosecutors, the judiciary and other relevant professional groups, taking into account best practices at the international level.

We are also striving to develop new platforms for ongoing dialogue with policymakers, development specialists and the wide array of other stakeholder groups that are directly involved in meeting sustainable development challenges.

Trying their best to fight the cold climate.

We are working hard in our national capacity to strengthen further our legislative and practical systems to ensure they meet the highest international standards and more widely, seeking to assist other States in implementing their obligations under the Resolution.

We want to win over the masses, gain strength, and make a stand with protests on the streets.

The chances of a positive outcome are not good, yet we must strive for it, because, in the absence of international cooperation, the world is headed for a period of great turbulence and disruption.

We reaffirm our support for the core humanitarian principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality and independence. They provide the foundation for international humanitarian work and must continue to guide our efforts, especially as we strive to address the range of challenges we face today.

Business leaders are pushing hard to change this system

The UK s ICB has rightly stated that there is room to improve both competition and stability, given the current weak regulatory framework, but it would be imprudent to strive for the complete elimination of market power in banking.

Of course, we should strive to ensure that money is spent as productively as possible, but humans, and human institutions, are fallible, and there are costs to ensuring that money is well spent.

We must reverse this intolerable transformation.

At the political level, we will strive to support the African Union and regional organizations and to strengthen governance.

Our appeal is for preventive diplomacy rather than pre emptive strikes.

For our part, we are helping to change that.

In order to undermine those who seek to sow division and chaos we must strive to develop tolerant and inclusive societies.

Now that it has been agreed, let us work hard to get it up and running by the beginning of 2006.

And that also takes into consideration the target that we are after.

Globalization compels us to seek these reforms.

We don't always meet those standards, but that's what we're striving for.

That is precisely what we are now aiming to do.

We seek a new green revolution in Africa.

Well, there are teams of scientists at Harvard and the University of Utah that are bending their brains to try to figure out what the Tarahumara have known forever.

We call on those who have the most influence to work seriously towards the establishment of enduring peace and security in the Middle East.

7. Consistent with the goals of the Convention and the protocols thereto, we shall endeavour

The change we are seeking should be substantive, not cosmetic.

We are not trying to carve into stone reform that is static.

There is no ground that we are trying to look for the revival of militarism.

We should seek the correct balance in this regard.

We should seek China s integration as a matter of self interest.

For that purpose, we must identify some ideals and seek to achieve them.

Through our project entitled Madagascar, Naturally , we seek to protect and preserve nature.

To prevent this, we must aim to eliminate both the terrorists and the weapons of mass destruction.

It weakens the document, which does not live up to our expectations and goals.

Barking Alsatian dogs, stern guards, and waiters dressed in inmate uniforms work hard to recreate the gulag s sinister atmosphere.

This explains their great fear of, indeed an obsession with, color revolutions, although they are de factoworking hard to bring one about.

Despite the turbulent year Yemen experienced in 2012, a group of Yemenis worked very hard to end the year on a positive note.

It must be pointed out here that we are willing to strive for peaceful reunification with maximum sincerity and utmost efforts.

We, the ministers, heads of delegation and representatives of civil society and the private sector, assembled at the International Conference on Chemicals Management in Dubai from 4 to 6 February 2006, declare the following

More broadly, we are exploring ways to cooperate in the joint development of defense technologies.

But they say, It is in vain for we will walk after our own devices, and we will do everyone after the stubbornness of his evil heart.

And they said, There is no hope but we will walk after our own devices, and we will every one do the imagination of his evil heart.

We must endeavour to achieve sustainable tranquillity and peace based on justice and spirituality.

We need not just temporary stimuli, but longer term solutions.