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This goal should be between $1 to $3.
Nothing short of this goal should be acceptable.
This goal should now be within our grasp.
However, we believe that this goal should be achieved more expeditiously.
This goal should be a priority for the Register.
Given the expected development of GNP, this goal should be achieved in 2009.
This goal should be a priority for the Register.
In our opinion,future work towards this goal should be viewed in the context of related Russian activities.
This goal should be achieved by an interdisciplinary process.
The shortcomings andobstacles hindering progress towards this goal should be identified and dealt with during the Conference in 1995.
This goal should inject new energy into the current global partnership for development.
Japan firmly believes that we must make persistent efforts for the ultimate goal of eliminating all nuclear weapons and that this goal should be achieved through the implementation of various concrete and realistic measures.
This goal should be identified by the international community as a priority in the field of disarmament.
Malaysia has always maintained a principled position on general and complete disarmament of weapons of mass destruction and their delivery systems, andthat measures to achieve this goal should be taken through the multilateral process.
This goal should also be pursued in other educational frameworks, such as training in detention facilities.
In a speech to the Conference on Disarmament made on 14 March, Canada's Foreign Minister said that a reaffirmation ofthe goal of nuclear disarmament and a renewed commitment to achieving this goal should be a key conclusion of the 2005 Review Conference of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
This goal should be achieved while preserving and strengthening the 1972 Treaty on the Limitation of Anti-Ballistic Missile Systems ABM Treaty.
With regard to the second draft resolution, A/C.1/52/L.28/Rev.1,“Nuclear disarmament with a view to the ultimate elimination of nuclear weapons”,let me reiterate Japan's firm belief that we must make a persistent effort for the realization of a world free of nuclear weapons, and that this goal should be achieved through the implementation of various concrete and realistic measures.
This goal should have a focus on ending gender discrimination and inequalities, in particular in marginalized groups, including migrants.
Reaffirming that the Secretary-General in his efforts to achieve this goal should take into account the principle that the paramount consideration shall be the necessity of securing the highest standards of efficiency, competence and integrity with full respect for the principle of equitable geographical distribution.
This goal should be supported through the implementation of social protection floors for poverty reduction and resilience.
Progress towards this goal should be measured by discrete and universal indicators and be achievable within a generation.
This goal should be achieved through direct negotiation, without any obduracy, escalation or unilateral, illegitimate measures.
We believe that this goal should be reached gradually, moving parallel to the political developments achieved and supporting them, not preceding them.
This goal should be based on the effort to ensure the dignity and worth of the human being and the full enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms;
That being said, I think this goal should focus more on the"guidance" aspect than restriction, as the former is a positive activity while the latter is negative.
This goal should be pursued with realism through a balanced approach encompassing steps relating to both nuclear and conventional arms.
The panel believes that this goal should be achieved gradually given the competing demands for resources, the ability of member States to contribute and the current economic situation.
This goal should be borne in mind, inter alia, in negotiating the provisions for entry into force, the establishment of the international monitoring system, financial arrangements and the preparatory phase before entry into force.
The Special Rapporteur believes that this goal should focus on making the rule of law effective: specifically ensuring that marginalized groups, including migrants, have effective access to justice.