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It is imperative that the United Nations address the issue of impunity.
Pending the implementation ofthe Lusaka Agreement and the end of this war, it is imperative that the United Nations Security Council put an end to this trafficking by applying embargo measures.
It is imperative that the United Nations take the lead in all issues that affect mankind.
Viet Nam is of the view that, given the speed andscope of the changes taking place in the world, it is imperative that the United Nations in general and the Security Council in particular be reformed.
It is imperative that the United Nations not be prevented from using its ability to help people who are in dire need of assistance.
Thailand is convinced that, in order tobe able to assume a leadership role, it is imperative that the United Nations first be reformed and revitalized at all three levels- intergovernmental, organizational and managerial.
It is imperative that the United Nations departments and agencies harmonize their programming in order to cooperate at the field level.
As the deadline for the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals looms, it is imperative that the United Nations highlight the family as the fundamental group unit of society, in accordance with article 16 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
It is imperative that the United Nations take timely action to save succeeding generations from the scourges not only of war, but of these new dangers as well.
If we want the generations of the third millennium to be worthy of being called“human”, it is imperative that the United Nations continue its efforts in the field of education, through the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and other worthy bodies.
It is imperative that the United Nations take the lead role in rationalizing the work to avoid duplication and ensuring coordination and complementarity.
While the difficult security conditions in Iraq cannot be denied, it is imperative that the United Nations fulfil its role under Security Council resolution 1546(2004) and work with Iraqis to complete arrangements for the elections on time.
It is imperative that the United Nations be able freely to conduct its investigation into the alleged massacres and other violations of human rights in Congolese territory.
To ensure the effective implementation of the responsibility to protect at the regional level, it is imperative that the United Nations more actively support regional and subregional organizations such as the African Union and the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS) in the implementation of legally binding regional instruments they have adopted for the prevention of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
It is imperative that the United Nations offices for Somalia, presently based in Nairobi, are moved to safer places in Somalia itself as soon as possible.
Thirdly, and most important, it is imperative that the United Nations be provided with adequate financial resources to respond quickly and effectively to such disasters.
It is imperative that the United Nations country team urgently finalize both its strategy for the protection of civilians and develop the means by which to measure the progress made.
In such circumstances, it is imperative that the United Nations be able to assure and, if necessary, work out arrangements for the access and safety of relief workers.
It is imperative that the United Nations reaffirm principle 2 of the Programme of Action of the International Conference, which states that people are the most important valuable resource of any nation. .
Even from a security perspective, therefore, it is imperative that the United Nations continue to give pride of place to the promotion of sustained economic growth and sustainable development-- that is, to fighting poverty and inequality.
Moving forward, it is imperative that the United Nations and its agencies coordinate directly with our representatives, so as to ensure greater efficiency in the delivery of cross-border aid;
In particular, it is imperative that the United Nations further the analysis and assessment of the nature and danger of globalization, as well as its impact on the developing countries, and take necessary measures.
It is imperative that the United Nations and its specialized agencies, in coordination with Member States, pursue ways and means of addressing critical health problems and of strengthening health systems to deal with them.
It is imperative that the United Nations and others, as they move forward to craft a new set of development objectives and targets, addresses the inequalities faced by national or ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities.
It is imperative that the United Nations reaffirms the principles found in the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, which states that people are at the centre of sustainable development.
In an increasingly unipolar world it is imperative that the United Nations preserve its independence or autonomy and decide in the interests of all Member States, not just those of a particular Member State or group of States.
If this recommendation were adopted, it is imperative that the United Nations and the Government of Cambodia, in cooperation with the host State, establish effective mechanisms for the dissemination of the proceedings to Cambodia.
It is imperative that the United Nations no longer creates the impression of an organization that applies double standards to the security of its staff and of a body more concerned about protecting the lives of only one category of its staff.
It is imperative that the United Nations no longer creates the impression of an organization that applies double standards to the security of its staff and of a body more concerned with protecting the lives of one category of its staff.
It is imperative that the United Nations provide effective and concerted support for national programmes consistent with the commitments and plans of action emanating from the Copenhagen Summit and the related United Nations conferences.