and then we tailor the class right towards the average.

Why Free Trade Matters

We make an appeal to the international community in that regard.

The implementation of those commitments must now engage our urgent attention.

Our attention was focused on preventing recession from turning into depression.

We should not focus attention exclusively on economists, however.

They deserve our continuing interest, our help and our support.

We express our profound condolences to his family and to the people of Georgia.

But, first, we would like to draw the attention of the Security Council to some principled conclusions.

Our second objective was to send to the people of Iraq a message of support for the sovereignty of Iraq.

We believe that God calls us to place people struggling with poverty at the centre of our concern.

The lack of support for so called forgotten emergencies is a subject that requires our careful attention.

What should be of greater concern is the potential plight of countries in the last group.

The goal now must be to unite the Dutch people.

In my delegation's view, the part of the report devoted to freedom from fear requires our utmost attention.

But that cannot distract our attention from the parties' responsibilities to each other.

Let us stay focused in the year ahead, and make those reforms a reality.

Neither the system nor the people are to blame for this state of affairs.

They argue that only poverty reduction matters.

There are billions of stories like Dulu Bibi s and billions of other stories that demand our attention.

Given their gravity and magnitude, the humanitarian crises of Africa merit more of our attention and our political and financial resources.

It is easy to blame Obama, or the reckless Republicans, for this sorry state of affairs.

He also said, In our search to know God, I've come to believe that the life of Jesus Christ should be the focus of our efforts and inspiration.

It captured our attention because it was so bad in terms of lives and property damage.

Mr. Rupel raised some insightful points today, which also will remain the focus of our attention throughout 2005.

As Indigenous women in Canada, we are concerned with the collective and human rights of our Peoples.

Faced with a difficult situation, we should intensify our efforts rather than turn our attention elsewhere.

The outcome was the reaffirmation of our interest in negotiation of the  cut off in the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva.

The Bush administration can be criticized for many other policies, but none are as important as Iraq.

In that connection, we wish to draw the Assembly's attention to the importance of implementing the initiative to establish an international trans Afghan transportation corridor.

We would draw the Council's attention to this situation, which directly threatens our efforts to consolidate peace in Burundi.

So that's a very good reason beyond curiosity to justify what we're doing, and to justify having some interest in what is going on in our brains.

In short, we confront two interacting problems a global economy losing the struggle to restore growth and the absence of any credible policy response.

But, in the last ten years or so, we have become concerned about something else rapid world economic growth.

As we focus attention on addressing humanitarian crises, we should not forget to ask why there is conflict in the first place.

And politics is, in the ideal sense, the way in which we continually address our network of relations in order to achieve a better life and a better society.

So that's one of the reasons, from a personal experience, that I say let's channel these resources we get into something productive.

Somebody once said, Al Qaeda does not have a return address, so if they attack us with a nuclear weapon, what's the response, and to whom is the response?

It is for that reason that we call attention to the policies and initiatives of certain States that contravene the Convention, as in the case of the Proliferation Security Initiative.

Most of the oppression is not made by our country, it s made by our silence, by our lack of interest, or sometimes because we are too oblivious to our surroundings.

But Larry Page made an impassioned speech at our organizing meeting, saying we should devote this study to actually addressing some of the major challenges facing humanity.

The lesson is clear We should focus our attention on making production more efficient, reducing waste, and addressing the problem of unsustainable consumption.

The vicarious experiences generated by Greek tragedies, televised sitcoms, and newspaper stories have all played an important role in expanding the scope of moral concern.

The report makes it clear that there are many social, economic and political issues that should engage our attention as we move forward.

We would also like to draw your attention to another problem that causes anxiety in the public and threatens to further aggravate the situation of the non Albanian population that fled Kosovo and Metohija.