The leaders who convene will address an issue the international community has so far been dragging its feet on — implementing the obligation states have already committed themselves to in U.N. Security Council Resolution 1540, to adopt "effective, appropriate measures to secure all nuclear materials".
For the purpose of implementing the obligation we are proposing we will recommend a specific mechanism for reducing intra-country inequities and show that this will at the same time reduce inequities in inter-country health financing.
This resolution is concerned with the need for continuing action by member governments and by the organs and specialized agencies of the United Nations to implement the obligation contained in the UN Charter with respect to full employment.
"We're not holding our breath to hear the Iraqis say finally that they actually do accept to implement these obligations fully," the State Department spokesman, Richard A. Boucher, said in Washington.
How to implement this strategy?
Hence, whereas Ooms and Hammonds use this mechanism in their argument for, and illustration of how to determine HIC obligations to ensure the right to health, we will adopt this mechanism in our argument for, and illustration of, how determining and implementing LIC obligations will ensure equity in global health financing.
One of the potential controversies likely to emerge in implementing LIC obligations in health financing is how to deal with cases where poor countries do not to fulfil their obligations.
Affordable and cost-effective policies for reducing NCD risk factors are available and have been described, including salt reduction [ 5, 7, 33- 35] and implementing countries' obligations under the FCTC [ 14].
Also, more work is needed to ensure that all countries fully implement their obligations under this and other international treaties relevant to nuclear security.
The press release also complained about foot-dragging by the government over implementing the original obligations to be placed on the fixed-line ISPs.
