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trusted that stakeholders would honour their commitments.
developed countries should honour their commitments in that area.
donor countries honour their commitments vis-à-vis African countries.
from experience that both donor and recipient countries should honour their commitments to cooperate.
They called on all actors to respect the Agreement and honour their commitments.
Governments must honour their commitments to support fulfilment of the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs) and sustainable development
all States parties must honour their commitments, thus ensuring progress in the nuclear disarmament process
It was emphasized that developed countries should honour their commitments, including with regard to the provision of market access for developing countries' exports,
Developed countries should honour their commitments on official development assistance,
including the least developed countries, and honour their commitments, to provide financial
Recipient governments must likewise increase their own domestic spending for HIV programmes and honour their commitments to increase general health spending, a fundamental human rights obligation of all states.
Developed countries should honour their commitments and provide more assistance to help developing countries overcome their difficulties in achieving the ICPD goals and the MDGs.
Governments should honour their commitments to the Millennium Development Goals
All States should honour their commitments in that regard; moreover,
they had nevertheless made unprecedented efforts to modernize institutions and honour their commitments to protect human rights.
Children honour their commitments and participate in the planned activity with a feeling that it is their programme
Countries should honour their commitments in regard to official development assistance.
wealthy countries should honour their commitments concerning official development assistance,
donor countries must honour their commitments to earmark 0.7 per cent of GNP for official development assistance(ODA),
who must also honour their commitments in conformity with the spirit