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The conference believes that national laws should be conducive to internet transparency.
While recognizing the progress that has been made, the Conference believes that much of it is due to factors unrelated to the implementation of the Treaty.
The Conference believes that NPT parties should consider a wide range of actions in response to the withdrawal.
I do not think that anybody in this Conference believes that my delegation has a problem with standing up and being counted.
The Conference believes that these actions have strengthened the Treaty, and, recognizing that example, calls upon other States non-parties to accede to it without delay.
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The European Conference believes that all States must acknowledge the suffering caused by slavery and colonialism.
The Conference believes it is useful for these intergovernmental meetings to be better informed about the UNFCCC activities undertaken to address climate change and its adverse effects.
The Conference believes it is the duty of every NPT party to render all possible assistance to any State contemplating a notification of withdrawal in order to dissuade it from such a decision.
The Conference believes that such nuclear material supplies for peaceful purposes should be subject to relevant safeguards agreements concluded between the nuclear-weapon States and IAEA.
The Conference believes that lack of proper implementation of Article X prevents the less developed and developing States Parties from fulfilling their plans to control and eradicate infectious diseases.
The Conference believes that non-compliance with Articles I, II or III of the NPT should lead, at a minimum, to a halt in nuclear cooperation with that State whether bilaterally or through the IAEA.
The Conference believes that any report by the IAEA Board of Governors to the UN Security Council regarding questions of compliance with safeguards should be submitted to the Council in a timely fashion.
The Conference believes that all the nuclear-weapon States should commit themselves to a definite, time-bound programme of action for the continued reduction of nuclear weapons, leading to their total elimination.
The Conference believes that NPT parties in pursuit of legitimate peaceful nuclear programmes should ensure maximum possible transparency, particularly with other countries in the region, to help build confidence.
The Conference believes that the process of bilateral efforts at nuclear disarmament can only be meaningful if it leads to complete nuclear disarmament and governed by the principles of verification, transparency, and irreversibility.
The Conference believes NPT parties should cooperate with the IAEA at all times and grant any access requested by the IAEA, consistent with the relevant safeguards agreement, for purposes of facilitating confidence through enhanced transparency.
The Conference believes that further improvement of the list of materials and equipment which, in accordance with article III, paragraph 2, of the Treaty, calls for the application of IAEA safeguards should take account of advances in technology." NPT/CONF. III/64/I, annex I, para. 13.
The Conference believes that nuclear material, equipment and technology should be supplied only to NNWS that have all their peaceful nuclear activities under IAEA safeguards and are in full compliance with their nuclear nonproliferation obligations, including safeguards.
The Conference believes that implementation of the Additional Protocol is a key standard by which to measure a party's commitment to its nonproliferation obligations under the NPT, and that the Protocol should become an essential new standard in the field of nuclear supply by the end of 2005.
The Conference believes that NPT nuclear supplier States should, through appropriate means, seek a halt in the use of nuclear material and equipment previously supplied to the withdrawing State, and the elimination of such items or their return to the original supplier.
The Conference believes that lifting of measures imposed on a noncompliant state should be strictly linked to verifiable actions that demonstrate over a period of time that the state has remedied the violation and that any remaining nuclear activities are fully consistent with its NPT obligations.
The Conference believes any politically motivated measures, such as arbitrary export control regimes which restrict transfer, development and promotion of equipment, materials and scientific and technological knowledge, would hamper the economic and technological progress of States Parties and clearly violate Article X of the Convention.
The Conference believes that additional appropriate measures, including those specified in Security Council resolution 984(1995) are needed to provide protection for non-nuclear-weapon States parties to the Treaty from nuclear threats that emanate from States not parties to the Treaty, which possess[ambiguous nuclear programmes and] significant unsafeguarded nuclear facilities and might have acquired nuclear weapons or nuclear-weapons capability based on the findings of relevant international organizations.
Obviously, you can't just visit conference believing that you will gather cold leads and it will bring sufficient results.
As I have said,the largest group of countries in this Conference believe that nuclear disarmament is ripe for negotiations.
The First Review Conference believed Review Conferences constitute an effective method of reviewing the operation of the Convention with a view to ensuring that its purposes and provisions are being realized, in particular with respect to any new scientific and technological developments relevant to the Convention. I. XII.1.
We in the Organization of the Islamic Conference believe that, even at this eleventh hour, there is still time to lift- albeit belatedly- the arms embargo imposed upon Bosnia and Herzegovina in order to enable it to defend itself against aggression and genocide, and to widen and strengthen the sanctions against Serbia and the Bosnian Serbs, the colluding partners in aggression.
The Organization of the Islamic Conference believed that the Israeli policy of ignoring some fundamental concerns relating to its human rights obligations had seriously undermined the objective of the universal periodic review exercise.
The Conference believed that all stakeholders of Internet Governance such as public and private sectors as well as civil society should cooperate with each other in order to manage current and future Internet Governance issues.
The participants in the Conference believed that the United Nations had a particularly important role to play in the area of technical cooperation, especially in the drafting of legislation, the organization of specialized training courses for criminal justice officials and the gathering, analysis and exchange of information and the exchange of experience.