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We demand that all parties honour their commitment in this regard.
They should also honour their commitment not to target their nuclear weapons against any countries, nor to list any countries as targets of a nuclear strike.
First and foremost, developed countries must honour their commitment to allocate 0.2 per cent of GNP as ODA.
Donors must also honour their commitment to increase funding to operational activities, by providing core resources and increasing development assistance overall.
Monitoring governments' adherence to rights based treaties at the UN and regional level andacting when necessary to ensure governments honour their commitment.
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Developed countries should honour their commitment to double official development assistance.
The Lomé talks subsequently stalled, however, as MPCI insisted on the resignation of President Gbagbo, a review of the Constitution and the holding of fresh elections,while the Government demanded that the rebels disarm and honour their commitment to preserve the territorial integrity of the country.
In this regard, donor countries should honour their commitment to disburse 0.7 per cent of GNI for ODA.
Noting with concern the decline in ODA from countries belonging to the Development Assistance Committee of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in 2006,he said that developed countries must honour their commitment to donate 0.2 per cent of GNP to the least developed countries.
Furthermore, the developed countries should honour their commitment to provide 0.7 per cent of their GDP as official development assistance.
The situation of the third world, whose people suffered from the HIV/AIDS pandemic, illiteracy and lack of access to essential drugs and basic sanitation,could not be improved without additional resources; the developed countries must honour their commitment to devote 0.7 per cent of their GNP to ODA.
States parties should honour their commitment to strengthen the Non-Proliferation Treaty, instead of seeking to reinterpret that commitment. .
The developed countries should ensure that the current crisis did not cause a reduction in their ODA,and should honour their commitment to allocate 0.150.2 per cent of their GNP to ODA for the least developed countries.
Donor countries must also honour their commitment to increase official development assistance to 0.7 per cent of their gross national product.
He appealed for wider market access for the products of those countries and stressed that the international community must ensure that the commitments agreed to at international conferences and summits were translated into concrete action andthat all developed countries should honour their commitment to allocate 0.7 per cent of their GNP for official development assistance, with 0.15 per cent to 0.20 per cent going to least developed countries.
The developed countries must honour their commitment to devote at least 0.7 per cent of their gross national income to official development assistance.
At the current rate, only 23 of the 181 countries concerned will honour their commitment by 2015 and Millennium Development Goal(MDG) 5 remains the most off-track.
Countries should honour their commitment not just to full national implementation, but to international cooperation to support low-income countries to implement the Framework Convention;
That responsibility rested with every member of the United Nations family but primarily with the Member States,which must honour their commitment to improve the system by taking serious responsibility for their own growth and the prosperity of their peoples and communities.
Development partners should honour their commitment to provide 0.7 per cent of GNP in official development assistance, in particular for areas such as infrastructure and human resources development.
Strong support for development was crucial at a time of global crisis that affectedthe poor most severely: developed countries should honour their commitment to transfer 0.7 per cent of their gross domestic product to developing countries to help achieve internationally agreed development goals.
The developed countries should honour their commitment to lower preferential rates to zero and, in particular, enhance the utilization of schemes under the Generalized System of Preferences by rationalizing rules of origin.
It had also been agreed at the Third Review Conference that the States parties should honour their commitment to implement a package of confidence-building measures, with a view to eliminating any ambiguities of doubts and improving cooperation on peaceful bacteriological activities.
Furthermore, donors must honour their commitment to increase funding for operational activities for development and finance aid to developing countries, with a particular focus on helping the least developed countries to fulfil the internationally agreed development goals, including the MDGs.
Moreover, development partners must honour their commitment to provide 0.20 per cent of GNP as ODA to the least developed countries and broaden their debt relief measures.
Development partners, meanwhile, should honour their commitment to increase and improve ODA to least developed countries and align aid with the needs of recipient countries; open their markets to commodities from SADC countries and build a fair international trading system; broaden debt relief and finance new commitments through grants rather than loans; and increasingly move towards multilateralism.
Developed countries that had not yet done so must honour their commitment to provide 0.7 per cent of GNI as ODA to developing countries and 0.15 to 0.20 per cent of GNI as ODA to the least developed countries.
Developed countries should honour their commitment to provide official development assistance(ODA) equivalent to 0.7 percent of their gross domestic product(GDP), thereby contributing to poverty reduction and the attainment of the MDGs.
The developed States must honour their commitment to allocating 0.7 per cent of their gross national product to official development assistance by 2015.
Developed countries should honour their commitment to raise official development assistance flows to the United Nations target of 0.7 per cent of gross domestic product.