The Millennium Development Goals reflect our shared values about basic human rights the right to live in dignity.

It is to choose the option that is consistent with our shared values of democracy, accountability, flexibility and fairness.

We live in an age when our shared values, such as freedom, justice and respect for all, are under attack by terrorists.

Even as we acknowledge the past and confront the scourge of anti Semitism, this anniversary is an opportunity to look forward and to build a future based on our shared values and shared responsibilities as free nations.

The Declaration calls for thematic dialogues on issues such as our openness to ideas different from our own, the appreciation of differences and distinctions, and the search for common and shared values.

4. We reaffirm that our common fundamental values, including freedom, equality, solidarity, tolerance, respect for all human rights, respect for nature and shared responsibility, are essential to international relations.

In defence of freedom and for the advancement of stability and democracy, we hereby affirm our collective desire to participate in the construction of a new, United Europe, based on our common European heritage and identity and our shared European values.

This is our shared responsibility and our common interest.

This is our shared responsibility and our common interest.

Our values do we have any?

One reason is that liberal neo classical economists like Stiglitz and Krugman share values with heterodox economists, and shared values are easily conflated with shared analysis. Another reason is that heterodox and MIT School economists also often agree on policy, even if their reasoning is different.

This world summit recognizes that our globe is one of shared dependence and shared opportunity.

We must reassert our common humanity and our common universal values.

7. In order to translate these shared values into actions, we have identified key objectives to which we assign special significance.

When such historic decisions are made choices that will have profound effects for generations to come it is necessary that they be made wisely, that they be made based on principle, that they reflect our shared values and that they advance our common purpose.

And our values are beginning to unite us.

So let me share with you our values.

Metternich s system worked through much of the nineteenth century, because it protected a genuine balance of power between countries that shared common values. But what common values do King, Pope, and American President share?

They agreed on shared universal values, and they ushered in hopes for timed and measurable development goals, the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

Our people are galvanized around this shared higher purpose.

These are all critical achievements reflecting our shared objectives.

But, even more fundamental than policies and governance will be the challenge of values. We must understand our shared fate, and embrace sustainable development as a common commitment to decency for all human beings, today and in the future.

They have become in fact a form of nationalism our values have been set against their values. The reason for defending Enlightenment values is that they are based on good ideas, and not because they are our culture.

Recalling the United Nations Millennium Declaration we adopted at the dawn of the twenty first century, we reaffirm our faith in the Organization and our commitment to the Charter, including principles and values underpinning international relations, such as freedom, equality, solidarity, tolerance, respect for nature and shared responsibility.

The framework consists of universally shared values, cutting across all cultures and civilizations, especially tolerance, mutual understanding and observance of human rights and democratic governance.

Polish dedication to those values draws strength from our past experiences.

Our Atlantic Alliance has navigated through some choppy seas over the years, but we have always been able to resolve the toughest issues. That is because there is so much that unites us common values, shared histories, and an abiding faith in democracy.

Bearing in mind the valuable contribution that dialogue among civilizations can make to an improved awareness and understanding of the common values shared by all humankind,

Bearing in mind the valuable contribution that dialogue among civilizations can make to an improved awareness and understanding of the common values shared by all humankind,

Bearing in mind the valuable contribution that dialogue among civilizations can make to an improved awareness and understanding of the common values shared by all humankind,

Human rights and fundamental freedoms are the manifestation of our common fundamental values.

Identification and promotion of common ground among civilizations in order to address common challenges threatening shared values, universal human rights and achievements of human society in various fields

And there were no superficial conversations as we shared our innermost thoughts, our fears, and our hopes for life after the spinal ward.

The framework consists of universally shared values cutting across all cultures and civilizations, especially tolerance, respect for the other, mutual understanding and observance of human rights and democratic governance.

But the balances redressed, our shared purposes assume an equal if not greater importance.

Fourthly, even if, on the one hand, the invocation of shared values is often not enough in and of itself to resolve conflicts and overcome misunderstandings, one must, on the other hand, recognize that the political and legal framework of a democracy remains a dead letter, and may even appear to be unjust, if it is not animated by a spirit of mutual respect and of shared basic values.

Thirdly, mutual respect on the basis of shared human values only develops within a democratic political and legal framework that respects minorities and is based on the rule of law.

Our investigators have shared their information and intelligence with the law enforcement authorities of Kenya.

Altogether, our experience one that I know is shared by many others has been daunting.

But terrorist attacks have not changed one essential thing they have not changed our values.

However, there was no contradiction between the Millennium Declaration and the Durban agenda, as they were based on common fundamental values freedom, equality, solidarity, tolerance, respect for nature and shared responsibility.

In recognition of shared British citizenship, the relationship between the United Kingdom and St. Helena would be based on the partnership values set out at the beginning of the draft constitution.

When one nation is intimidated or ostracized, all are not free. Every aspect of our shared culture, if not the last century of shared suffering, confirms that for us.

And I realize through a lesson that he shared that we continue to find our way.

Today's reconfirmation of the Monterrey partnership reaffirms our shared commitment to economic growth and sound governance.