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

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.

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

With regard to expansion of the Security Council, we must ensure full representation of the Non Aligned Movement and developing countries, which constitute the majority of the United Nations membership.

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

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.

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

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.

We must do everything we can to ensure that humanitarian personnel are able to continue their invaluable work without becoming the victims or the targets of conflict.

As we remember those men and women who fought, suffered and died, and the innocents who perished, we must pledge to be worthy of their legacy and ensure that their service and sacrifice were not in vain.

We must do away with violence.

We must care about this issue.

Therefore, we must ensure that the provisions of resolution 1325 (2000) are realized and that women can fully and equally participate at all levels of decision making with regard to conflict prevention and peacebuilding.

We do not have to look elsewhere we must look to ourselves.

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.

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

In honouring that article, we must be inclusive.

To ensure that we have enough time to conduct the necessary R D, we should step up our commitment to research into climate engineering technology.

It is incumbent upon us to ensure that States acting in bad faith are prevented from exploiting the loopholes that exist in current international regimes and norms.

While we on the outside can and must assist, we must remember that the impetus for development must come from within the country or region at issue.

It is on this totality of factors that we must focus.

We must also avoid politicizing humanitarian issues.

We must fight for our roots.

We must move from an era of legislation to an era of implementation.

Second, we must strengthen our human rights machinery.

We have to flee our women and children, we have to run.

Now we have to be very careful.

In that regard, we must rationalize the Assembly's agenda and working methods to ensure that our annual deliberations yield meaningful and tangible outcomes.

As President Bush stated last year, we must ensure the IAEA has all the tools it needs to fulfill its essential mandate. Making the Additional Protocol the verification standard and establishing a special safeguards committee of the IAEA Board of Governors are two key ways to strengthen international safeguards and provide the IAEA with much needed support and access.

Second, we need to ensure that there are appropriate economic incentives for those countries that sign up and that there are disincentives for those that do not.

We should build with rationality and kindness because Iran should be free from any discrimination.

We have to send the fathers to de addiction labs and when they come back, most times sober, we have to find a job for them so that they don't regress.

Because we've got to stop, we've got to do something where we unite separate from all the politics and religion that, as a young person, is confusing me.

As we expect the developing countries to do their part, we must do ours and that applies to everyone.

We have confusion about what we should think about a new technology.

Whatever we must do, we should do before that.

But we must encourage the peaceful use of nuclear energy for development.

But we must also proceed to address the outstanding ones.

While there are clearly capacity constraints in many developing countries, we must ensure that those countries that are ready receive an immediate scale up in assistance.