Those values should be at the core of the international system.

A crisis is a terrible thing to waste.

As a result, it should be the true embodiment and example of the equal exercise of democratic rights.

For Romania, the statements constituted a major step which should not be underestimated.

Here, of course, the Middle East and North Africa should be of paramount concern.

Together, they form a compelling narrative that European leaders must begin to articulate.

However, we should remember that human rights are everyone's concern and their enforcement is not the prerogative of a select few.

We believe that further strengthening the Organization's rapid response capacity should be a priority for the international community.

But it should be clear that the current talks are the last chance for a negotiated settlement on the island.

Above all, these tools and the other components must form a cohesive whole that is more effective than the sum of its parts.

Contributions towards the maintenance of this initiative and dissemination of information on the Source Book among developing countries and countries with economies in transition, deserves strong support from the donor community national financial strategies should outline the contributions of the different actors and should be an integral part of NFPs and should be prioritized via NFPs

The process of the adoption of the Code should not set a precedent for future negotiations in the field of disarmament and non proliferation.

Re establishment with mangrove and other suitable species can offer significant benefits, but needs to form part of a realistic national forest plan that is developed within an integrated framework for management of coastal areas.

Elections must instead be part of a comprehensive process of normalization they should neither be a deal breaker nor a non issue.

So what is to be done? None of the ideas for another dose of NATO rejuvenation looks like the answer.

We are deeply convinced that civil society should be the partner of Government and that human rights are a fundamental value of society.

That should not be confined to concerns about drug trafficking and weapons of mass destruction, but should also extend to the illicit traffic in small arms and light weapons, which constitute a serious danger to stability in the region.

The importance of empowering the people and their local communities in the implementation of any development programme must be a centrepoint of these activities.

With regard to the legislative report, the parties agreed that the mediation should constitute a legal team that would make a determination about the compliance of adopted legislation with the Linas Marcoussis Agreement.

It was also stressed that the interests of developing countries, which account for two thirds of United Nations membership, should be safeguarded in the process.

The world summit document should not set a limit on our ambitions rather it should be a beachhead from which we launch ourselves forward.

From those characteristics of the Charter we infer the importance that its authors attached to the report of the Council that it should reflect the developments that have taken place within the Council, which in turn should be the object of analysis and consideration by the General Assembly.

Article 10 should therefore be interpreted not as an impediment to, but as a firm constitutional basis for, adopting such measures and, where appropriate, as imposing an obligation on Turkey to adopt them.

In other words, what is true of the economy is equally true of economic analysis.

Many of these challenges are less problems to be solved than conditions to be managed.

One must admit, however, that in Europe the Nimby phenomenon (not in my backyard) is a much more serious obstacle than it is in the US.

Proprietary rights for commercial firms over the most basic element of an individual s genetic identity should not be enforceable.

Secondly, such a court should be fashioned so as to minimize the potential for politicization of any sort.

It is important to note that a joint statistic group has been formed to propose statistics institutes which data should be collected and classified by specific aspects of life.

Proprietary rights for commercial firms over the most basic element of an individual s genetic identity should not be enforceable. We do not have to believe in genetic determinism to find that argument compelling.

While the crisis in Haiti is a major setback in achieving increased food production, it should not be a stop sign on the path to long term development.

These problems should have become the focal points of the entire document that was approved in a strange consensus a word I do not hesitate to place between quotation marks.

Domestic industries, including services, which often account for more than half of value added even in developing economies, should not be neglected.

Managing urbanization as it occurs, rather than struggling to fix cities later, is an opportunity that developing country leaders should not miss.

Finally, farmers organizations, which are crucial intermediaries between producers and corporate investors, must be involved in the formulation of plans and policies aimed at agricultural development.

Globalization must not make us forget that we come from different regions and cultures that should enrich one another and not be a source of clashes or of conflicts.

All sides, however, must bear in mind that China is too important to the global economy and trading system to allow these disputes to spin out of control.

But the triangle is not equilateral, because the US is allied with Japan, and China need not become a threat to either country if they maintain that alliance.

IRENA may not be a component of the UN system, but it should be regarded as part of the family from the outset.

International law and the relevant resolutions of the United Nations organs must constitute the framework and context of their work and should not be departed from or undermined.

These interconnected visions can and must be realized if Europe is to thrive again.

But European leaders must not take their eyes off real world problems and drafting a new Euro Atlantic policy on Afghanistan and Pakistan is as real as it gets.

Human capital not natural resources, production capacity, or financial reserves should constitute the foundation of Russian and European development policies.

The GATS, the Negotiating Guidelines and the Modalities for Special Treatment for LDCs constitute the yardsticks against which the success of the negotiations will need to be measured.

The US had high hopes that identities would be forged on some other, more secular ground. It is hard to say what that ground was supposed to be the welfare state?