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We are convinced that the international community is ready to overcome that challenge.
In order to successfully respond to the multifaceted challenges we are facing in the world today, we are convinced that the international community should rededicate itself to the values of solidarity, tolerance, mutual respect and cooperation.
We are convinced that the international community should continue to search actively for a comprehensive solution.
We are convinced that the international community, by annual observance of this day, attaches great importance to families as basic units of society.
We are convinced that the international community can, if it wishes to, prevail upon Eritrea to respond positively to the latest OAU call on Eritrea to give peace a chance.
We are convinced that the international community has the obligation to address in a most balanced manner issues related to both nuclear disarmament and proliferation.
We are convinced that the international community will not let the gross and systematic violations of human rights and international humanitarian law go unpunished.
We are convinced that the international community, familiar with these issues for several decades, will easily distinguish between fact and fiction, between propaganda and truth.
We are convinced that the international community is duty-bound to denounce Palestinian terrorist practices without ambiguity, without understatement, without lexical subtleties.
We are convinced that the international community should address those threats in a timely, coherent and comprehensive manner, with the United Nations playing a leading role.
We are convinced that the international community must more actively support the process of implementing that programme, in particular by allocating to it the appropriate financial resources.
We are convinced that the international community and the United Nations, primarily the Security Council, will find a way to stabilization and to a life in peace and freedom for all people.
We are convinced that the international community will also find the means to succeed in the already initiated and then halted process of political stabilization in Angola and Mozambique.
We are convinced that the international community must continue to support the efforts of the peacemakers to eliminate terrorism, whatever its motives and by whomever such barbaric acts of violence are committed.
We are convinced that the international community, as represented in the General Assembly, must forestall this confusion in order to prevent interminable legal arguments during the 1995 Review and Extension Conference.
We are convinced that the international community must work towards the negotiation of a legally binding international instrument on marking and tracing weapons in order to contribute to combating crimes linked to the trafficking of small arms and light weapons.
We are convinced that the international community is also aware of how much still has to be done, particularly in the areas of financing for development and the materialization of the commitments made at major international conferences on financing for development.
We are convinced that the international community, in particular the United Nations and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe(OSCE), with the participation of the Russian Federation as a facilitator, should continue to contribute actively to the search for a peaceful settlement.
We are convinced that the international community's success in serving the cause of international peace and security will depend on the commitment by its members to the United Nations Charter and on the strength of their political will to apply the resolutions of international legality.
We are convinced that the international community can do much more, as it has the capabilities and resources to mobilize billions and trillions of dollars for the purpose, given that we now all agree that whatever we neglect to do today in addressing the challenges of climate change may cost us several times as much to remedy in the years ahead.
However, we were convinced that the international community, given the right mix of opportunities to contribute to the preparatory process, would rise to the challenge.
We are not convinced that the international community is fully equipped yet to cope with the humanitarian consequences of such accidents.
We are deeply convinced that the international community must not be reconciled to the age of“cold war” being replaced by the age of“hot peace”.
We are also convinced that the international community must promote moderation and tolerance, enshrine dialogue among civilizations, cultures and religions, and reinforce solidarity among various peoples and nations.
We are also convinced that the international community has a duty to favour moderation and tolerance, to support dialogue between civilizations, cultures and religions, and to strengthen solidarity between peoples and nations without conflict or confrontation.
We are equally convinced that the international community must assist small island developing States in incorporating climate change adaptation and mitigation concerns in national sustainable development plans and assist them by improving access to environmentally sound technology related to climate change.
We are deeply convinced that the international community cannot fail to ensure that the NPT prevails and remains an essential part of the emerging new system of international relations.
Great though those difficulties andsensitivities may be for some States, we are convinced that the needs of the international community are even more pressing.
Côte d'Ivoire intends to take national measures to curb the illicit traffic in small arms, but we are convinced that the support of the international community is vital to the eradication of this scourge.