There is a clear need to act prudently and swiftly.

Many participants expressed a clear need to change the IAF.

Finally, we need to be presented with a clear point of action.

There is a clear need for both long term development programmes and quick impact projects.

There is now a clear need to establish clear vessels of connectivity from international commitments to national strategies, plans and actions on the ground.

Therefore, it is clear that there is a need to improve and maximize transparency and accountability.

Finally, the representative emphasized the need for clear quantifiable results.

There is a clear need to streamline and consolidate our efforts to follow up and implement these treaties.

But we need to be very clear about how little that means.

Forward looking deliberations need to aim at a mechanism or instrument for a clear cut prohibition of the weaponization of outer space.

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To accomplish this, some participants noted that there is a need to set clear overarching (strategic) objectives, functions and targets.

TWhile this ihis was helpful, buthe noted that there was a clear need to keep all lists up to date.

And it was clear not to me, because nothing was clear to me at that time anymore that I would need long term hospitalization in that awful place called a mental hospital.

We need an effective, multilateral system with clear commitments and rules, and strong institutions.

There is a clear need, therefore, for these countries to adopt consistent strategies for building up the scientific and technological foundations they need to set in motion an optimal development dynamic.

Mr. REZVANIAN RAHAGHI (Islamic Republic of Iran) said that the paragraph must make clear the need for a decision on the issue.

The challenges of holding such a dialogue relate to a possible lack of clear focus, and time would need to be found to hold it.

However, there was a clear need for a central coordinating mechanism to serve as an informational and policy clearing house aimed primarily at ensuring consistency.

Lastly, there is a clear need to do as much as possible to bring lifesaving humanitarian relief to people in dire need of assistance internally displaced persons, refugees and others who are affected.

First, there is a clear need for increased representation of women at all levels of decision making in conflict prevention, management and resolution.

Increasingly, there is a clear understanding of the need to form partnerships, share information and harmonize donor interventions around country priorities and systems.

And it's quite clear that, in order to make minds, we need to construct neural maps.

For example, here's a leg the clear part is stiff, the white part is compliant, and you don't need any axles there or anything.

The answer to this challenge is clear we need a stronger General Assembly that asserts its central role and carries out its functions effectively.

The first lesson learned in achieving progress towards the MDGs is the need for clear country ownership.

A number of codes address this issue, also outlining the need for clear terms of reference for such committees (e.g. Australia, India, Malaysia, South Africa).

Small farmers need options other than slash and burn farming to boost their meager incomes. There is a clear need for an integrated land management approach involving conservation, rehabilitation, investment in sustainable livelihoods, and institutional reforms.

It is clear from reading the report that further steps need to be taken to advance the dialogue.

It's clear that it's not easy to know which ballast to drop and which altitude to take. Sometime we need friends, family members or a psychiatrist.

Many participants expressed the need for a limited number of overarching (or strategic) objectives for the future IAF that should be clear, focused and easily understandable.

There is a clear need to streamline the OHCHR organizational structure to form more coherent and manageable substantive divisions and OHCHR wide programme support services (A 57 488, para.

There is now a nearly unanimous perception among Member States that there is a pressing need for change, and a clear majority share coinciding views on the composition of a reformed Council.

The need for a clear definition of space weapons as an important part of a treaty and for the development of a serious verification regime that must include all States parties.

So clear. Maybe a little bit over clear.

And the message was very clear Climate change is for real, and we need to do something about it.

And they're thinking, well this will be really useful in places like where we need to clear a crowd out of a particular area, if the crowd is being hostile.

Another factor discussed was the need for clear arrangements for the ownership and operation of installations at borders, as well as careful selection of a lead institution.

Some countries would give more emphasis to the need for a clear division of responsibilities between the chairman and the chief executive officer (CEO) (Cadbury Report, para.

These are, of course, not the only insights I could share, but I hope they give you a clear sense at least of why we need to stop kowtowing to them, why we need to rebel and why we need to switch our independent decision making capabilities on.

Upon removal of the contact lens, users experienced clear, natural vision without the need for daytime contact lenses or glasses.

The Millennium Development Goals give us hope for a better future, but the political message that emerged from our debate is clear we need to redouble our efforts.

That was a tough hit for a struggling Japanese economy. It is also a clear warning to the rest of us that a fight need not involve troops, tanks, and rockets to exact a heavy price.

In recent years, NICCO has acted on clear priorities on the need to safeguard and improve the environment' of developing countries.

That positive reaction is a clear testimony of Member States' recognition of the need to address the shortfalls in United Nations peacekeeping operations, particularly during the post conflict period.