Argentina reiterates its willingness to undertake such negotiations.

The two parties also undertake to begin negotiations as early as possible.

They provided an opportunity to undertake a development audit of the Doha negotiations.

There are at least two abiding reasons why the CD should undertake cut off negotiations.

Not all the nuclear weapon States support the setting up of an ad hoc committee to undertake negotiations on nuclear disarmament.

We are ready to take a constructive part in any negotiations that the Conference on Disarmament might decide to undertake soon.

He encouraged concerned parties in the case of Falkland Islands (Malvinas) and Gibraltar to undertake negotiations to find peaceful and definitive solutions.

He intends to undertake research in issues related to maritime boundary delimitation negotiations at the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom.

Government officials conduct hearings with interested parties, undertake research and prepare reports for the appropriate deliberation councils, where policy negotiations may take place.

As Argentina has stated over the years at all relevant forums, it cherishes the hope that nuclear weapon States will undertake negotiations on nuclear disarmament in good faith.

We very much hope that, before the next session, all delegations will undertake a profound reassessment of their positions on the crucial issue, the priority issue, of nuclear disarmament negotiations.

This was achieved by the group concerned after considerable work, considerable negotiations, and even if we did not work in the Conference as a whole, countries engaged in this hall did undertake very substantive negotiations in order to come forward with those agreed proposals and positions.

The Government is prepared to undertake the final settlement on the basis of those principles once the details and mechanisms have been agreed through negotiations with the armed groups in Darfur.

4. Welcomes also the international conference convened at Annapolis, and encourages the parties to undertake immediate steps in follow up to their joint understanding, including through active and serious resumed bilateral negotiations

Noting with regret that the Conference on Disarmament, during its 2003 session, was unable to undertake negotiations on this subject as called for in General Assembly resolution 57 94 of 22 November 2002,

Noting with regret that the Conference on Disarmament, during its 2004 session, was unable to undertake negotiations on this subject as called for in General Assembly resolution 58 64 of 8 December 2003,

Noting with regret that the Conference on Disarmament, during its 2005 session, was unable to undertake negotiations on this subject as called for in General Assembly resolution 59 102 of 3 December 2004,

Noting with regret that the Conference on Disarmament, during its 2006 session, was unable to undertake negotiations on this subject as called for in General Assembly resolution 60 88 of 8 December 2005,

Noting with regret that the Conference on Disarmament, during its 2007 session, was unable to undertake negotiations on this subject as called for in General Assembly resolution 61 97 of 6 December 2006,

Noting with regret that the Conference on Disarmament, during its 2000 session, was unable to undertake negotiations on this subject as called for in General Assembly resolution 54 55 D of 1 December 1999,

Noting with regret that the Conference on Disarmament, during its 2001 session, was unable to undertake negotiations on this subject as called for in General Assembly resolution 55 34 G of 20 November 2000,

Noting with regret that the Conference on Disarmament, during its 2002 session, was unable to undertake negotiations on this subject as called for in General Assembly resolution 56 25 B of 29 November 2001,

Noting with regret that the Conference on Disarmament, during its 1997 session, was unable to undertake negotiations on this subject as called for in General Assembly resolution 51 46 D of 10 December 1996,

Noting with regret that the Conference on Disarmament, during its 1996 session, was unable to undertake negotiations on this subject as called for in General Assembly resolution 50 71 E of 12 December 1995,

Noting with regret that the Conference on Disarmament, during its 1997 session, was unable to undertake negotiations on this subject as called for in General Assembly resolution 51 46 D of 10 December 1996,

Noting with regret that the Conference on Disarmament, during its 1998 session, was unable to undertake negotiations on this subject as called for in General Assembly resolution 52 39 C of 9 December 1997,

Will you undertake it?

(b) In operative paragraph 25, the words undertake greater efforts were replaced by the words undertake additional efforts

In that connection, the Council will recall that President George W. Bush, after his recent meeting with Prime Minister Sharon, said that Israel should not undertake any activity that contravenes road map obligations or prejudice final status negotiations .

Urges Member States to undertake multilateral negotiations with the participation of all interested States in order to establish universally acceptable, non discriminatory guidelines for international transfers of dual use goods and technologies and high technology with military applications

Negotiations evolve.

3. Urges Member States to undertake multilateral negotiations with the participation of all interested States in order to establish universally acceptable, non discriminatory guidelines for international transfers of dual use goods and technologies and high technology with military applications

3. Urges Member States to undertake multilateral negotiations with the participation of all interested States in order to establish universally acceptable, non discriminatory guidelines for international transfers of dual use goods and technologies and high technology with military applications

3. Urges Member States to undertake multilateral negotiations with the participation of all interested States in order to establish universally acceptable, non discriminatory guidelines for international transfers of dual use goods and technologies and high technology with military applications

3. Urges Member States to undertake multilateral negotiations with the participation of all interested States in order to establish universally acceptable, non discriminatory guidelines for international transfers of dual use goods and technologies and high technology with military applications

3. Urges Member States to undertake multilateral negotiations with the participation of all interested States in order to establish universally acceptable, non discriminatory guidelines for international transfers of dual use goods and technologies and high technology with military applications

3. Urges Member States to undertake multilateral negotiations with the participation of all interested States in order to establish universally acceptable, non discriminatory guidelines for international transfers of dual use goods and technologies and high technology with military applications

3. Urges Member States to undertake multilateral negotiations with the participation of all interested States in order to establish universally acceptable, non discriminatory guidelines for international transfers of dual use goods and technologies and high technology with military applications

3. Urges Member States to undertake multilateral negotiations with the participation of all interested States in order to establish universally acceptable, non discriminatory guidelines for international transfers of dual use goods and technologies and high technology with military applications

The Forum may wish to undertake to

CILSS and its partners will undertake to

Pending the total elimination of nuclear weapons, for which negotiations should be vigorously pursued, the international community, in particular the nuclear weapon States, have special responsibilities to undertake measures aimed at halting the further vertical proliferation of their nuclear arsenals.

Negotiations must continue.

3. Direct negotiations

(e) Political negotiations