So the inclusion agenda means genuinely bringing people inside the tent.

Speakers also stated that community based action must genuinely respond to local needs.

Speakers also stated that community based action must genuinely respond to local needs.

The media could be involved to genuinely present religions as instruments of peace.

I genuinely did believe management was the right fit for me, more so than playing.

4.3 According to the State party, such a judicial review could genuinely improve the complainant's situation.

(iii) To facilitate a genuinely independent investigation into the attack perpetrated near Depayin on 30 May 2003

How can we honestly and genuinely encourage more people to vote when votes don't count in Canada?

To get to that stage, we genuinely need to start building demand in those societies on the ground.

Nevertheless, we are also genuinely concerned at the fact that 113 million children are currently out of school.

Brazil is genuinely committed to the promotion of a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in the Middle East.

And, thank God, you've got two people who genuinely care about the world and with that kind of wealth.

In fact, love is the only genuinely precious thing in life it's also the only thing worthy of pursuit.

Additional competences could be incorporated, and the mission would thus be genuinely multifunctional at the field level as well.

Notice that the fact that the concept of health is open, genuinely open for revision, does not make it vacuous.

Such an intervention might work but only if and when both sides genuinely want a solution. We are not there yet.

But the resolution s genuinely groundbreaking objectives lie in other areas. For starters, the resolution includes two potentially game changing legal reforms.

Only by including all stakeholders will it be possible for parties to reach multilateral agreements that are genuinely universal and effective.

To grant more generous development assistance, especially to countries that are genuinely making an effort to apply their resources to poverty reduction.

But I think it's insane to believe that we will ever make a society that is genuinely meritocratic. It's an impossible dream.

One approach could be to make reporting on implementation a genuinely joint undertaking, not least because the Agenda is a common undertaking.

That genuinely temporary arrangement, which was drawing to a close, had been implemented in consultation with the Office of Human Resources Management.

The Peacebuilding Commission will be the forum for all relevant actors in peacebuilding, so that coordination and delivery can be genuinely improved.

The EU must respond with a genuinely European asylum policy that will put an end to the panic and the unnecessary human suffering.

In order to be consistent and genuinely effective, such strategies must take into consideration the human rights dimension of poverty and its solutions.

Results based budgeting undeniably represented progress, but it needed to be refined to provide a genuinely effective tool in support of decision making.

The philanthropic mentality, commercial means poverty eradication thinking can also ensure that Alibaba will genuinely perform poverty relief when carrying out poverty relief activities.

The urgent task in 2005 is to implement in full the commitments already made and to render genuinely operational the framework already in place.

However, many of the States parties to these treaties have not implemented them adequately, sometimes because they genuinely lack the capacity to do so.

The second is, Do blogs genuinely have the possibility of accessing a kind of collective intelligence that has previously remained, for the most part, untapped?

But which measures are appropriate and genuinely useful? What is more likely to strengthen the West s security, and what runs the risk of weakening it?

Many communities are genuinely polarized, which makes Europeans understandably anxious. But to place the blame for this on immigrants is wrong, and exacerbates the problem.

Therefore, if adequate protection and enforcement of IPRs is genuinely intended to enhance development, differentiation in terms of the level of economic development is needed.

In this context we call on States which are genuinely interested in practical progress in arms control and disarmament to show a sense of responsibility.

But that will require helping these societies transition from having merely political coalitions to building genuinely grassroots based social movements that advocate for the democratic culture.

All those initiatives aim to fulfil the constitutional principle of a genuinely participatory and activist democracy, of the people, for the people and with the people.

This is a far nobler calling than simply expanding American hegemony. The question is, does Bush really mean it, and does he genuinely understand what democracy means?

Above all, those who lead us today must create a genuinely new global order in which all peoples take part with dignity and an assurance of fairness.

Ms. Attard Montalto (Malta) said that Malta recognized its international and moral responsibility to provide asylum to those who genuinely needed it, in accordance with international conventions.

The aim was to create the core of a genuinely multi ethnic city administration, appointed without political interference, which would be a first for Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Doha Round should reflect the theme of development and developed countries should open up their markets, abolish agricultural subsidies and genuinely implement special and differential treatment.

This new model moves beyond the mantra of public private partnership. It genuinely leverages multiple sources of money and expertise in broad coalitions pursuing the same big goal.

UNHCR was making genuine headway and was genuinely sharing with States the ownership of such initiatives as Convention Plus, the Agenda for Protection and the UNHCR 2004 process.

Thanks to the progress which he and his colleagues have made, Mr. Mehlis was able to inform me that the Commission would enter its genuinely operational phase today.

It may only exercise its jurisdiction over cases where national systems do not conduct proceedings or where they are unwilling or genuinely unable to carry out such proceedings.