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The Community and its Member States will pursue this line of action.
In the dialogue with their partners in developing countries, the Community and its Member States will stress the negative effects of ex cessive military spending on the development process.
The Community and its Member States will actively support this process.
Sanctions will remain in place and will be tightened until conditions for their lifting set by the United Nations and the European Community have been met. The Community and its member States will contribute further resources to their strict enforcement.
The Community and its Member States will continue to support these efforts.
In its dealings with the Government of Pakistan, the Community and its Member States will continue to keep under review the question of the use of child labour in Pakistan.
The Community and its Member States will continue to monitor developments in Bhutan.
In its dealings with the Government of Pakistan, the Community and its Member States will continue to keep under review the question of the use of child labour in the carpet-weaving industry in Pakistan.
The Community and its Member States will continue to follow closely developments in Romania.
In accordance with their well-known positions of principle, the Community and its Member States will continue to play an active, constructive and balanced part in the Middle East peace process, in both its bilateral and multilateral aspects.
The Community and its member States will contribute further resources to their strict enforcement.
Considering the import ance of the Paris Summit, the European Council has agreed that the Community and its Member States will strengthen their coordination with a view to definingand expressing a common position on all questions, in the various sectors of the CSCE, in which they have an essential common interest.
The Community and its Member States will accept any outcome that is the result of negotiations conducted in good faith.
Following the report from the mission, the Community and its Member States will consider how they can best contribute further to an alleviation of the plight of the Sudanese people including restoration of respect for human rights.
The Community and its member States will continue to respond generously to the urgent humanitarian requirements.
As expresed in the abovementioned statement, the Community and its Member States will review their cooperation with Indonesia in the light of the Indonesian response to the abovementioned orientations and taking into account the resolution and the regulation adopted by the Development Council on human rights, democracy and development on 28 November 1991.
The Community and its Member States will consider favourably what further help could be given to the victims.
The Community and its Member States will strive to adopt a common approach in their relations with these republics.
The Community and its Member States will endeavour to increase their financialand technical assistance in these areas.
The Community and its Member States will seek to respond in particular to the needs of the poorest sections of the population and of the poorest countries.
The Community and its Member States will, as part of the follow-up of the 1991 Resolution, further consider strategies for promotion of assistance in all these areas.
The Community and its Member States will continue to follow the situation closelyand will not fail to make representations wherever these are deemed appropriate.
The Community and its Member States will review the progress made in implementing this Resolution at the meeting of the Development Council in November 1993.
The Community and its Member States will take further steps to assist in tightening sanctions on the Danubeand urge the riparian states to play their full part.
The Community and its Member States will support the processand hold regular informal exchanges of views on the best possible course of action in order to achieve lasting results as speedily as possible.
The Community and its Member States will review the situation in China at the forthcoming EPC Ministerial meeting on 17 February 1992 on the basis of a report to be prepared by the Political Committee.
The Community and its Member States will explicitly introduce the consider ation of human rights as an element of their relations with developing countries; human rights clauses will be inserted in future cooperation agreements.
The Community and its Member States will continue to closely monitor the situation in Burmaand participate actively in international efforts to press the Burmese authorities to improve their human rights performance and to institute democratic and economic reforms.
Following the report from the mission, the Community and its Member States will consider how they can best contribute further to an alleviation of the plight of the Sudanese people including restoration of respect for human rights. Somalia The European Council welcomed the major efforts of the United Nations to contribute to the restoration of peace and security, to reconciliation and political settlement in Somalia and to prevent another human catastrophe.