So those are just some of our goals.

The Millennium Development Goals are our collective responsibility.

We are still far from having achieved our goals.

These are our goals and we must act to achieve them.

We will continue to do our share to achieve the goals that are our common responsibility.

We are on target with our Millennium Development Goals on poverty reduction.

The Millennium Development Goals are a set of goals to ensure development, peace and security, and human rights for our peoples.

The Millennium Development Goals are the social Magna Carta of our time. Our actions must be guided by them.

Our organization has three goals.

We pursue our individual goals.

Millennium Development Goals our commitments

The Rio Group countries are pooling our efforts to reach the Millennium Development Goals, because we believe those Goals also address young people.

So, as the president now reassures us, we are on track to achieve our goals.

Greater leadership, determination and consistency are sine qua non conditions for achieving our development goals.

We must work together with Africa to ensure that our common development goals are achieved.

So, as the president now reassures us, we are on track to achieve our goals.

We need to set our goals and monitor our performance.

Specific actions are set out in each area that would help bring our goals to fruition.

Success is absolutely essential if we are to meet our mission goals in the new millennium.

We are committed to the Millennium Declaration and are on track in our national efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.

As we age, our time horizons grow shorter and our goals change.

Eliminating poverty and inequality and promoting sustainable development of the economy and the environment are our common goals.

While our goals should be ambitious, our approach should be constructive and pragmatic.

Despite the unprecedented setback caused by the tsunami, we are resolute in our quest of the Millennium Development Goals.

We cannot afford to fail to honour our commitments if we are serious about implementing the Millennium Development Goals.

We declare our support for these goals and actions.

There is very widespread agreement now about what should be done and on what the goals are for our actions.

Focus of our approach in achieving the Millennium Development Goals

In accordance with the Millennium Development Goals, we are pursuing many policies to improve the quality of life of our citizens.

The above goals are attainable.

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On this Day of Remembrance, our thoughts are with those who suffered and sacrificed their lives for our freedom and thus for the goals of the United Nations Charter.

Achievement of the Goals that we set is within our grasp.

Obviously, we need huge sums of money to achieve our goals.

The Millennium Development Goals must remain the focus of our efforts.

It is our strong belief that through fostering global commercial and cultural connections we are in support of the United Nations goals.

If those resources are not properly channelled, we will not achieve our goals and, by not obtaining those benefits, will create ungovernability.

Our current growth rates are not sufficient to achieve the Development Goals because of, for example, the high rates of population growth.

The support of the international community and the full implementation of internationally agreed principles and goals are crucial for our sustainable development.

Those goals remain fundamental to our own ability to improve the human condition and transform our societies.

But where are the important goals?

There are eight Millennium Development Goals.

We will work to secure an agreement that achieves our humanitarian goals while protecting our national security interests.

Thirdly, I suggest better prioritization in our strategy to achieve these goals.

Achieving our goals will also require the strong support of Member States.