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VII. Vital international issues.
We are prepared to do our part to fulfil all three pillars of this vital international agreement.
Today the United Nations is leading vital international cooperation in tackling climate change and desertification.
States must therefore fulfil their obligations under that vital international instrument.
It would also help achieve the vital international coordination among the conventions, the international agencies and other actors involved.
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The association holds talks, discussions, conferences, seminars,colloquiums and symposiums on vital international questions.
The Commission is expected to contribute to this crucial and vital international security question by introducing practical steps to achieve nuclear disarmament.
We look forward to working with others to strengthen further the work and role of this vital international institution.
The organization is a vital international movement of women with members in 33 countries in Europe, Africa, North and South America, Asia, Australia and Melanesia.
With more than 950,000 sources, LexisNexis can deliver the vital international research solutions that are needed every day.
I should also like to express our great appreciation and admiration for the work of the Secretary-General and for the determined andprudent leadership which he has demonstrated on vital international issues.
Their potential is based on the harmony of the positions with respect to the issues of vital international importance, their effective agreements, and genuine feelings of sympathy for Belarus.
It reminds the authorities of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia(Serbia and Montenegro) of their previous written commitment to secure free andsafe navigation on this vital international waterway.
However, after the enactment of Law No. 24 of 2000, specific vital international conventions such as those concerning human rights could only be ratified through law.
Lack of expertise, inadequate financial resources and coordination difficulties had adversely affected the effective participation of the developing countries in negotiations conducted at a number of vital international meetings hosted by the United Nations.
All too often, however, matters of vital international concern remain outside the media limelight, which tends to focus on a limited number of dramatic developments.
As a retaliatory action against States Members of the United Nations that have taken measures in fulfilment of theirobligations under the Charter, these organizations persist in blocking the trade and navigation of riparian States on this vital international waterway.
These organizations are involved in vital international activity, helping to confront the vicious attacks against Arab and Islamic societies and correct the distorted image of the Arab and Islamic world.
It was clear that situations could be envisaged- wilful nuclear pollution or poisoning of vital international watercourses, for example- which might affect international peace and security.
Research on food and agriculture was vital; international, regional and national bodies must work together to increase the availability of data and promote better policy decisions.
From this perspective, Japan is very pleased that the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms, which is based on our 1991 General Assembly resolutionon transparency in armaments, has become well-established as one of the vital international instruments for promoting confidence among States.
While UNHCR did work with groups of people outside its official mandate,such work formed part of vital international humanitarian cooperation and in no way undermined the exercise of its core mandate of helping refugees and stateless persons, to which the overwhelming majority of its resources was devoted.
During the period under review the Court issued its decision, on 23 January 2007, on a request for the indication of provisional measures submitted by Uruguay in the case concerning Pulp Mills on the River Uruguay(Argentina v. Uruguay)on the ground that, since 20 November 2006, organized groups of Argentine citizens had blockaded"a vital international bridge over the Uruguay River", that this action was causing Uruguay enormous economic damage and that Argentina had taken no steps to put an end to the blockade.
To realize the hopes that the world community has placed in the United Nations,we should try to find a new vision of vital international problems and new approaches to the development of global cooperation, and clearly define the role of the Organization and its Member States in the new system of international relations.
On 29 November 2006,Uruguay in turn submitted a request for the indication of provisional measures on the grounds that, from 20 November 2006, organized groups of Argentine citizens had blockaded a"vital international bridge", that this action was causing it considerable economic prejudice and that Argentina had taken no action to end the blockade.
I also launch an appeal to all those among us who are in a position to do so to come together andmake further efforts to increase contributions to vital international demining efforts and to assist the many children, women and men who are already or will become victims of anti-personnel landmines. My delegation is a sponsor of the draft resolution before us, the important objectives of which we fully support.
On 29 November 2006, Uruguay in turn submitted arequest for the indication of provisional measures on the grounds that, from 20 November 2006, organized groups of Argentine citizens had blockaded a"vital international bridge", that this action was causing it considerable economic prejudice and that Argentina had taken no action to end the blockade.
I should like also to pay a warm tribute to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Mr. Boutros Boutros-Ghali,for the determined leadership that he has demonstrated on vital international issues and for his excellent report on the work of the Organization, which provides much food for thought and indicates various areas of important activities that are the object of soul-searching consideration in this debate.
On 29 November 2006, Uruguay submitted its own request for the indication of provisional measures,on the ground that since 20 November 2006 organized groups of Argentine citizens had blockaded a vital international bridge over the river, that this was causing great economic damage to Uruguay, and that Argentina had taken no steps to put an end to the blockade.