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We also urge them to give mediation a chance.
While we appreciate the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Debt(HIPC) Initiative of the rich countries, we also urge them to expedite its implementation and expand its scope to cover all the least developed countries and other countries in serious difficulties, not of their own making.
We also urge them to wait for the results of the official investigation, which will be open.
The IOC salutes the efforts of Governments around the world to promote development, but we also urge them to embrace sport as a partner in those efforts and to give sport the attention, promotion and resources that it needs in order to effectively contribute to national development agendas.
We also urge them to increase the procurement of goods and services from the developing countries.
We also urge them to renew their commitment to the ICPD and fulfil the agreed targets for financial assistance.
We also urge them to facilitate all humanitarian deliveries, including the airlifts to Sarajevo; Sweden is participating in such activities.
We also urge them to give meaningful support to the efforts of developing countries to mitigate and adapt to the adverse effects of climate change.
We also urge them to take part in the elections, because all South Africans must use the voting booth to express their opinions about the future of their country.
We also urge them to promote women's human rights, protect human rights defenders and abolish discriminatory laws and customary practices, particularly personal laws.
We also urge them to review, frankly and dispassionately, the intervention to date, build on the successes and achievements and, more importantly, admit and correct mistakes.
We also urge them to fulfil their commitment to providing predictable financial resources and to transferring the necessary technology for confronting new threats and challenges, while ensuring that such technology is eco-friendly.
We also urge them to refrain from taking any actions that would be contrary to that objective and to other relevant existing treaties in the interest of maintaining international peace and security and promoting international cooperation.
We also urge them to take effective steps to alleviate or cancel the debts of developing countries and to provide them with new technology to help them build environments conducive to sustainable development.
We also urge them to partner with us, recognizing our vulnerabilities to natural disasters and other external economic factors, and recognizing the need for preferred and differential treatment in trade and access to markets in developed countries.
We also urge them to reaffirm the role of the African Union and to offer logistical, technical and financial support to the African Union forces so that they can carry out their political, security and military role in accordance with the Abuja Agreement.
We also urge them to institute national projects and programmes to meet the demand of international public opinion for promotion of the spirit of brotherhood, tolerance and love; rejection of violence; collective responsibility for guaranteeing fundamental human rights for all, regardless of nationality, race, or religious or ethnic affiliation; and allowing peoples to live in peace and stability.
While we commend the Tribunals for their efforts, we would also urge them to ensure that as much work on residual issues as possible is carried out before the completion dates.
We also urge Pakistan and India to engage in a dialogue which addresses the root causes of the tension between them, and try to build confidence, rather than seek confrontation.
We also urge that 0.2 per cent of GNP be allocated to least developed countries to enable them to achieve the goals and objectives of the Brussels Programme of Action and the Millennium Development Goals MDGs.
We also urge Pakistan and India to engage in a dialogue which addresses the root causes of the tension between them, and try to build confidence, rather than seek confrontation.”.
We urge States that are not parties to those treaties to adhere to them and join the mainstream, and we also urge all States to meet their obligations under Security Council resolutions 1540(2004) and 1673 2006.
We also urge the nuclear States to respond to the scientific and technological needs of developing countries in order to enable them to continue their development activities.
In this regard, we call upon the nuclear-weapon States that have not yet ratified the relevant annexes to the Pelindaba Treaty to do so, and also urge them to respect its provisions.
We also urge those States that have and continue to apply such laws and measures to take the necessary steps to repeal or invalidate them as soon as possible in accordance with their constitutional procedures.
We also urge the donor countries and the influential financial institutions to increase the amount and quality of humanitarian assistance delivered to the Palestinian people in order to save them from a tragedy deplored by the human conscience and rejected by international humanitarian law.
We also urge donor countries and relevant international financial organizations to increase funding for, and to improve the quality of, the humanitarian aid provided to the Palestinian people in order to save them from such a humanitarian catastrophe, which is in violation of human conscience and of all humanitarian and international laws.
We also urge States to ratify all the international and regional human rights treaties, including the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of their Families, and to implement them fully.
We also urge the international community, especially donors, to increase their economic, financial and humanitarian aid to the Palestinian National Authority so as to enable it to address the current economic and financial challenges facing it, and to alleviate the suffering of its people by providing them with basic services and improving their living conditions.
We also urge the Security Council to ensure that its resolutions are respected by all States and enforced to the letter and spirit by the United Nations, and not to allow certain States to choose not only to ignore these resolutions, but to violate them with impunity, while other States face drastic and devastating military action if such resolutions are adopted against them and they so much as ask for clarification.