To tighten or not to tighten that was the question.

We would like to stress three points in that connection.

In this context, we would like to emphasize a number of points.

We stress the right of people to live in freedom and dignity.

We stress the freedom of people to live in dignity.

We would also like to underscore the crucial need to strengthen national capacities for preventing and combating terrorism.

In this context, we would like to stress again the need to use the correct geographical names.

We also wish to stress the necessity of upholding the rule of law at both the national and international levels.

In conclusion, we would like to emphasize the fact that humanitarian crises must be tackled with common actions and joint resolve.

Further, we stress the need to cease the use of unilateral coercive measures against developing countries.

We wish to stress the historic importance of Security Council resolution 1593 (2005) concerning the situation in Darfur.

3. We emphasize the responsibility of each State to establish and maintain a fair, responsible, ethical and efficient criminal justice system.

We stress the important role of women in the prevention and resolution of conflicts and in peacebuilding.

We stress the need to continue at the sixtieth session of the General Assembly consideration of the concept of the responsibility to protect.

With regard to the functioning of the Government of National Reconciliation, we stress once again that the Government is not functioning properly.

We would also like to emphasize the importance of providing alternative livelihoods to farmers in order to reduce the incentive for the cultivation and production of opium.

We stress the need to continue consideration within the General Assembly of the concept of the responsibility to protect.

We stress the need to demonstrate the political will to effectively implement the resolutions adopted by the General Assembly.

We stress the important role of women in the prevention and resolution of conflicts and in peacebuilding.

At this point, we wish to stress our view that the role of women as agents of development and peace should transcend boundaries and cultures.

Secondly, we would like to stress the need for the Council to continue to explore ways and means of using and enforcing its arms embargoes.

We stress the need to demonstrate the political will to effectively implement the resolutions adopted by the General Assembly.

We reaffirm that the international community must urgently provide the resources needed to strengthen the response to the challenge of HIV AIDS.

We must emphasize the need to find concrete, effective methods of preventing, detecting and removing these corruption and bad governance obstacles from development initiatives.

We underline the need for the long term commitment and responsibility of all countries in order to attain the Millennium Development Goals.

Likewise, in connection with management efficiency, we want to underscore the Court's announcement of the beginning of a process to establish a system to assess the professionalism of its staff.

We would like to stress that the resolutions and decisions adopted in these meetings can be meaningful only if Member States ensure their full implementation.

Particular emphasis should not only be placed on the mechanism of collaboration, but also on the substantive areas of engagements, not least education I emphasize, not least education.

We stress the importance of law and justice in international relations, and we reaffirm our faith in the International Court of Justice as the best mechanism for the peaceful settlement of disputes.

However, we emphasize that the promotion of the rule of law in a country should be exercised primarily by national institutions, with international assistance if so requested.

Stressing that a fair, responsible, ethical and efficient criminal justice system is an important factor in the promotion of economic and social development and of human security,

We must also stress that the Forces nouvelles continue to make progress at the political level a condition for their participation in the disarmament process.

We emphasize once again the urgent need to continue the reform process in order to enhance and strengthen the accountability of the Secretariat to Member States.

stressing that sustainable forest management plays a key role in fire prevention, and fire prevention is a key component of sustainable forest management,

Secondly, we believe that we cannot emphasize enough the key role played by regional and subregional organizations in peacebuilding.

First of all, it is important for us to underline the fact that the proposal submitted by the group of four is not the only proposal concerning the enlargement of the Security Council.

With respect to the problem of stock management and fishing, we would like to emphasize the need to introduce stricter measures to limit the level of exploitation of most stocks.

We also emphasize the need for a renewed focus on those countries in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus that have recently experienced the steepest rise in the spread of HIV.

Yet we have to emphasize that the framework for collective security, peace, and the freedom to live in dignity can be established only by creating conditions for the development of States.

We stress that the main objective of CICA is to make its own contribution the enhancement of an atmosphere of peace and security in Asia.

However, we wish to emphasize the need for all States parties to adhere to the three pillars of the Treaty namely, disarmament, non proliferation and peaceful uses of nuclear energy.

Therefore, we want to underscore the measures the Court has adopted to rationalize the work of the secretariat to make better use of information technology and to improve its working methods and its rules.

Stressing the need, in line with the Havana Programme of Action, to intensify bilateral, sub regional, regional and inter regional cooperation among developing countries in all fields

In that regard, we stress the importance of concluding the Doha development round by 2006, as called for in the Doha Declaration and Doha Plan of Action by the leaders of the South.

We would also like to emphasize that the increased role of regional organizations should not absolve the United Nations of its Charter responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security.