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Canada is committed to the ultimate elimination of land-mines.
As a signatory to the Convention on the Rights of the Child, Canada is committed to ensuring that children's best interests play a central role in all our programmes and policies.
Canada is committed to supporting the ongoing process of change in South Africa.
The global challenge of climate change requires a global response, and Canada is committed to reaching a comprehensive and ambitious agreement in Copenhagen this December.
Canada is committed to combatting all forms of violence against women and girls.
The rights of Aboriginal people in Canada are protected by the Canadian Constitution andother domestic laws, and Canada is committed to making progress on issues of particular concern to Aboriginal people in Canada. .
The Government of Canada is committed to a high and rising quality of life for all Canadians.
A space weapons ban has of course long been a subject of discussion in the Conference on Disarmament, and Canada is committed to seeing the Conference re-establish an ad hoc committee to consider the prevention of an arms race in outer space.
Canada is committed to continuing its domestic and international efforts to address HIV and AIDS.
Ms. Mergle(Canada)(spoke in French): Canada is committed to maintaining international peace and security in outer space.
Canada is committed to supporting the principles embodied in the draft resolution on the Olympic Ideal.
This moratorium will be in effect until a permanent international agreement is reached to control the export of land-mines. Canada is committed to alleviating the devastation caused by the indiscriminate use of land-mines. In this regard, Canada is pleased to announce that it has ratified the Convention on Prohibitions or Restrictions on the Use of Certain Conventional Weapons Which May Be Deemed to Be Excessively Injurious or to Have Indiscriminate Effects.
Canada is committed to implementing the standards and recommendations of the International Civil Aviation Organisation ICAO.
For its part, Canada is committed to providing 25 per cent of its official development assistance for basic human needs.
Canada is committed to reducing the by-catch in the Canadian groundfish trawl fishery by 50 per cent by the end of 1997.
Canada is committed to working with the international community in tackling the economic dimensions of armed conflict.
Canada is committed to helping small island States in their efforts through the provision of targeted assistance.
Canada is committed to working closely with Ambassador Khan and all the other States parties to help build a more secure world for all.
Canada is committed to doing so and has a long history of cooperative ties with small island States, particularly in the Caribbean.
In addition, Canada is committed to increasing the quantity and quality of other information that will strengthen mine-action efforts.
Canada is committed to playing an active role in promoting non-proliferation, arms control and disarmament across a wide spectrum of sectors.
Canada is committed to eliminating racism and addressing discrimination facing Canada's diverse racial, ethnic, cultural and religious communities.
Canada is committed to scaling up its efforts to achieve the goal of universal access to comprehensive prevention, treatment, care and support for people living with HIV.
Canada is committed to enhancing the effectiveness of the NPT, including by addressing state withdrawals without delay, the urgency of which is noted in the draft resolution.
Canada is committed to advancing the outcomes of the 2010 Review Conference, including the holding of a conference on a zone free of weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East.
Canada is committed to developing systematic and effective responses to other war-related commodities and to the sophisticated financial networks through which they are laundered.
Canada is committed to working with the Administration to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian and reconstruction assistance and to support the transition to democratic governance.
In this regard, Canada is committed to working on the critical issue of nuclear security including promoting concrete outcomes at the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington, D.C., in April 2010.
Canada is committed to working in both organizations to ensure deeper practical cooperation and political dialogue, particularly in managing crises in which both organizations are engaged.
Canada is committed to combating terrorism and to ensuring that the perpetrators and supporters of terrorismare held accountable for their actions. The Taliban in particular are a threat to global peace and security.