To that end, we enjoin all Member States to demonstrate full commitment to the complete implementation of all the relevant instruments negotiated, in order to achieve their universalization.
Readiness of the parties to demonstrate full commitment to the implementation of the Darfur Peace Agreement and subsequent agreements and to participate in the structures and mechanisms of these agreements.
Council members, in this respect, call on all parties to demonstrate full commitment to the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration, disengagement and withdrawal processes by ending all forms of support to the armed groups, by providing full information to MONUC, and by resolving any discrepancies between actual positions and those set out in the agreed disengagement plans.
Complying with Article 4 demonstrates full commitment to the Convention's comprehensive ban on antipersonnel mines and helps ensures no future use and no future victims.
Calls upon all Congolese parties to demonstrate their full commitment to a democratic process by ensuring that the upcoming presidential and legislative elections are free, fair, peaceful and transparent
We expect the Government of Sudan to demonstrate a full commitment to the fight against international terrorism by taking every step to expel terrorists and deny them safe haven.
Calls on all Liberian parties to demonstrate their full commitment to the peace process and to work together to ensure that free, fair and transparent elections take place as planned no later than October 2005
It is indeed an honour for the Liberian delegation to be here. Our participation in the special session demonstrates once again the full commitment of our Government and national leaders to contributing meaningfully to the global movement of concerted action on behalf of our world's children.
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