One point, however, must be clear.

It is clear what must be done.

First, a mission must be well defined, with a clear strategy and clear objectives.

Reform must be founded on a clear and factual diagnosis.

A clear distinction must be made between au pairs and domestic staff.

We must make clear to those responsible that they will be held accountable.

You must clear the table.

Moreover, the distribution of responsibilities must be clear and effective, and the relevant bodies must work in full cooperation and coordination.

But it is equally clear that Kosovo's final status, whatever it is to be, must be negotiated, must be fair to the interests of all communities in Kosovo and must promote regional stability and multi ethnicity.

It is clear to us that more must be done to protect marine biodiversity in those areas.

What must now be clear is that the United Nations can be the instrument of achieving the global will of the people.

Sanctions must have clear objectives and precise time frames.

Sanctions must have clear objectives and precise time frames.

Despite the performance of AMIS to date, continued violence and suffering make it clear that more must be done.

The arms industry must be carefully controlled by government policy and regulations, and clear and strict criteria on arms exports should be implemented.

In order to be heard, the United Nations message must be clear and well defined and reach the largest possible number of people.

I must be very clear on that point cooperation in arrest and surrender of persons is essential if there are to be trials.

Programme planners must determine from the beginning what means might best be used to ensure such local ownership, and advantage must be taken of available time to advance a clear, realistic and inclusive peacebuilding strategy.

People must be brought closer together, along with all stakeholders and sectors, as the report of the Secretary General makes clear.

As regards donor coordination, a clear division of labour must be established, both in the emergency phase and the reconstruction phase.

We must transform discourse into clear and quantifiable commitments and dates.

It must be made very clear to the main parties in Côte d'Ivoire that there can be only a peaceful, negotiated solution to the crisis.

What had become clear from the progress achieved was that in order to change the realities of women's everyday lives, laws and policies must be implemented and attitudes and practices must change.

At this moment, the regulations are little clear, do not specify the treatment that must be given to the girl in such situations.

It is clear that long term efforts must be made to ensure strict compliance with international humanitarian law by all the actors involved.

International confidence in their exclusively peaceful intent is also vital and, where damaged, must be rebuilt in a clear and fully verifiable way.

It is clear, therefore, that for the coordination of technical cooperation to be successful, the process needs to be voluntary and flexible and it must add value but not costs, and the individual mandates of donor and provider organizations must be respected.

Here, as we have urged repeatedly, Belgrade must give a clear, positive signal.

We must also adopt clear principles governing the use of force and must strengthen the United Nations capacity in this field.

Development of clear ecological rangeland outcomes The needed outcomes must be agreed to by all interested parties in order for the programme to work.

(d) Under article 8 (1), it must be made clear that a communication or a contract in the form of an electronic communication shall not be denied legal effect.

For donor assistance to be truly effective, the States involved must produce clear strategic plans with defined priorities and measurable outcomes, and be transparent in their use of funds.

With the increasing globalization of industrial development, clear sustainable development mandates must be provided to such international bodies as the OECD, ILO, UNEP and WHO.

Moreover, the mandate of UNHCR was clear and must never be undermined by organizational decisions taken within the United Nations system or the humanitarian community.

The challenge is even greater because some regulatory agencies must be multilateral, or at least intergovernmental, given the global nature of much economic activity. The difference and the distance between markets and politics must be clear and, for the sake of both effectiveness and legitimacy, it must be based on rules that are well understood and on popular consent.

But the obligation on States is clear they must impose the assets freeze in full.

However, we must be very clear and frank in pointing out that, even if that important goal is reached and we must demand of ourselves that it is it will not guarantee the eradication of world poverty.

France believes that a clear distinction must be drawn between activities that can legitimately claim funding from assessed contributions and those that should be supported by voluntary contributions from Member States.

To begin with, the Greek government must be clear about the need for urgent economic reforms. The country s economy has not just collapsed it is structurally moribund.

It is clear that the Palestinian Authority must pursue security sector reform with single minded determination.

For Portugal, environmental concerns are a clear priority addressing them must promote, not detract from, development.

The challenge is even greater because some regulatory agencies must be multilateral, or at least intergovernmental, given the global nature of much economic activity. The difference and the distance between markets and politics must be clear 160 and, for the sake of both effectiveness and legitimacy, it must be based on rules that are well understood and on popular consent.

With regard to paragraph 11, we should like to point out that any budgetary discretion for the Secretary General must be accompanied by clear responsibility and accountability mechanisms.

One clear lesson from the past year is that the United Nations system must be able to shift into emergency mode smoothly and efficiently when a situation deteriorates.

We must be clear on this and state, quite bluntly, that all acts that aim to kill or seriously injure civilians or non combatants are acts of terrorism.