Examples of using We must commit ourselves in English and their translations into Arabic
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We must commit ourselves to lifting peoples from poverty.
We must commit ourselves to efficient, long-term strategies.
This session should be an implementation session; we must commit ourselves to collective implementation.
We must commit ourselves to tackling these emerging challenges meaningfully.
How do we achieve this noble objective? First of all, we must commit ourselves to living and working for peace on earth.
Secondly, we must commit ourselves to ratify the Pact as expeditiously as possible.
Above all,we must continue to address the problems of poverty and underdevelopment, and we must commit ourselves fully to genuine partnership.
To solve them, we must commit ourselves, as emphasized in the Declaration on the Occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary.
The Charter of theUnited Nations remains the legal framework for our collective action, within which we must commit ourselves to develop and implement comprehensive strategies against those threats and to act on a number of levels.
We must commit ourselves to denying non-State actors, terrorists and organized criminal networks the acquisition of these weapons of mass terror.
At this special session of the General Assembly, we must commit ourselves to the international efforts to combat the world drug problem.
We must commit ourselves to meeting the goals of, inter alia, the World Summit on Sustainable Development, Agenda 21 and the Kyoto Protocol.
Until that moment comes, we must acknowledge that the struggle continues,and together we must commit ourselves to continuing our united efforts towards the victory of what is and has been the cause of all humanity.
To that end, we must commit ourselves to the pursuit of a peaceful and safe world without nuclear weapons through a focused, practical and incremental approach.
As we contemplate the challenges posed by thepresent global, economic and political environment, we must commit ourselves to a new dialogue within the United Nations system to forge a global partnership for peace, democracy and economic progress.
Therefore, we must commit ourselves to strengthening and applying the methods of peaceful conflict resolution described in Chapter VI of the United Nations Charter.
In its commitment, the Dominican Republic echoes Mr. Peter Piot, Executive Director of UNAIDS,when he says that we must commit ourselves to not simply continuing our efforts, but to intensifying them, and also to adapting them to the new reality on the ground.
We must commit ourselves to human rights, as enshrined in the United Nations Charter, and we must fully comply with internationally recognized human rights standards.
We must commit ourselves to an approach that balances adaptation and mitigation, underpinned by adequate financing arrangements and investments in new and innovative technologies.
If we wish to ensure stability andto promote human security we must commit ourselves wholeheartedly to establishing effective instruments to regulate the uncontrolled trafficking in small arms and light weapons, thus contributing to the implementation of the 2001 Programme of Action, with regard to which the First Biennial Meeting of States in New York in July was a success.
First, we must commit ourselves to implement all the provisions of the Pact, especially those dealing with the key issues of armed groups still operating in our region.
First, we must commit ourselves to working in a more coordinated way and to using our resources in a more effective manner, guided by UNAMA and the Special Representative of the Secretary-General.
We must commit ourselves to reducing poverty, eradicating destitution, creating new job possibilities and reducing unemployment. To this end, the promotion of an integrated and multidimensional approach was underlined.
We must commit ourselves anew to realizing the ideal that inspired the founders of the Organization 60 years ago, that of building a peaceful and prosperous world in which all peoples live together in harmony, free from want and fear.
We must commit ourselves to uphold the ideals of the United Nations Charter and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and to implement human rights instruments and standards through our parliaments, the courts and national human rights institutions.
We must commit ourselves to curtailing the flow of all weapons, our ultimate goal being the elimination of weapons of mass destruction from the inventories of each and every nation and the reduction of inventories of conventional weapons to the amounts absolutely necessary for national defence and public safety.
We must therefore commit ourselves to preserving it.
We must all commit ourselves to the resolute protection and constant promotion of human rights.