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As a result, much remains to be done in order to achieve real progress.
Pakistan believes that, in order to achieve real progress on Security Council reform, a modicum of flexibility and compromise is needed.
By fulfilling these obligations,both sides can create the conditions needed to achieve real progress.
To achieve real progress in meeting the challenges before us, it is essentialto actively involve broad segments of society.
That fact shows, however, how much time andeffort is still needed to achieve real progress in drafting treaty language.
In order to achieve real progress on Security Council reform, all delegations must be willing to put aside their own preferred options and engage in serious negotiations aimed at a compromise solution.
It would be a basic prerequisite that all States parties to the Convention display clear political determination to achieve real progress.
It affirms full support for that process and for the need to achieve real progress, especially on the Lebanese and the Syrian tracks of the negotiations.
Like many other States, we had hoped that the General Assembly,at its last session, would have set a deadline for the Conference on Disarmament to achieve real progress.
Thanks to concerted work carried out by various specialists, we have managed to achieve real progress in halting neurological disabilities in these children.
His delegation wished to stress that point andto urge the silent majority of countries concerned to take the necessary measures to achieve real progress.
We are looking forward to this year with great hope and expectations to achieve real progress in the field of disarmament, arms control and non-proliferation.
We now look forward to the next ministerial meeting, to be held shortly in Berlin,which we hope will announce new measures to achieve real progress on the ground.
My delegation believes that these developments must be used to achieve real progress in the international disarmament and nuclear nonproliferation agenda through the work of this Committee.
Norway is committed to working with African countries andinternational partners to achieve real progress in these areas.
We must therefore exploit every opportunity to achieve real progress on all these tracks and intensify international efforts in the coming stage in order to end the Israeli occupation of all Arab territories.
President Ghani assured me that he and his government are working towards reforms,particularly anticorruption efforts to achieve real progress for the Afghan people.
It is only in partnership with our youth that we can hope to achieve real progress in realizing the goals of International Youth Year: the goals of participation, development and peace, and a better society for all toward the year 2000 and beyond.
The principal difficulty facing the disarmament machinery is the lack of genuine political will on the part of certain States to achieve real progress, in particular on nuclear disarmament.
Similarly, Chile is an active participant in the various international forums that promote initiatives to achieve real progress towards all aspects of non-proliferation and disarmament, and will continue to take part in multilateral efforts to improve international instruments in these areas.
The Group reiterated its position that technology transfer and capacity-building were among UNIDO's main functions, andcould help developing countries to achieve real progress with a sense of ownership.
Its member States must show the political will to achieve real progress on peace and security in the Middle East based on relevant resolutions of the Security Council as well as the Madrid terms of reference, the Road Map, the Arab Peace Initiative and the understanding reached in Annapolis in 2007.
The European Union was looking forward to an in-depth discussion with all delegations in order to achieve real progress on the issue by the end of the coming session of the Special Committee.
I have also seen the deep and broad knowledge you all possess of disarmament issues and the bold efforts made by the various Presidents of the Conference, exploring many possibilities andtaking advantage of all the resources of the imagination available to them to try to achieve real progress in our work.
Delegations emphasized the importance of political will by all parties in order to fulfil the commitments and actions to achieve real progress in implementing the decisions in the Nairobi outcome document.
Gravely concerned at the consequences that the ongoing fighting could have for the peace and security of the region and for the furtherance of the peace process in the Middle East, andaffirming its full support for that process and for the need to achieve real progress, especially on the Lebanese and Syrian track.
Mr. Summers(member of the Legislative Council of the Falkland Islands)was confident that the Special Committee would work to achieve real progress in the context of the Second International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism.
Cuba supports the idea of improving the United Nations disarmament machinery, including the Conference on Disarmament, butwe are convinced that the paralysis currently afflicting a large part of the disarmament machinery is primarily due to a lack of political will among some States to achieve real progress, particularly in the field of nuclear disarmament.
Sri Lanka reiterated that it was imperative that the Declaration on the Right to Development should be the basis for further consideration, revision andrefinement of the criteria and subcriteria in order to achieve real progress, and that effective international cooperation was essential to address the international obstacles and create an international climate conducive to the realization of the right to development.
Cuba supports the idea of improving the United Nations disarmament machinery, including this Conference, butwe are convinced that the paralysis currently affecting a large part of the disarmament machinery is primarily due to a lack of political will among some States to achieve real progress, particularly in the field of nuclear disarmament.