A national reconciliation process is very much needed.

Water is much needed.

(d) To provide an activity or service not needed on a long term basis

How much time would be needed?

A pool of staff with diverse backgrounds and experiences was much needed.

It brought much, much needed medical care to people who wouldn't get it.

You also know how much labor is needed.

They often lead to the acceleration of much needed reforms.

(f) Compliance processes are needed for monitoring the adherence of advisers and service providers to the standards of the Investment Management Service

For if the service of condemnation has glory, the service of righteousness exceeds much more in glory.

For if the service of condemnation has glory, the service of righteousness exceeds much more in glory.

Increasing the involvement of young people will fuel much needed implementation.

That would free up much needed resources for investment in development.

won't service of the Spirit be with much more glory?

won't service of the Spirit be with much more glory?

However, we know that much more is needed from all of us.

Admitted to the State diplomatic service are Republic of Tajikistan citizens who have higher education and the capabilities needed to work in the diplomatic service.

They do so partly in the hope of attracting much needed services FDI.

We believe that the proposed Peacebuilding Commission can provide the much needed coordination.

Over the years, much has been done in the service of humankind.

A Peacebuilding Commission would provide a much needed forum for institutional and political coordination between various arms of the United Nations system.

And it really needed to get much lower than that to be cost effective.

In many respects, the outcome document presented to us today presents much needed progress.

That, in our view, would enhance the much needed economic development in the affected countries.

The Advisory Committee requested details concerning the number of civilian staff needed to service military aircraft and their functions.

The establishment of the Counter Terrorism Executive Directorate (CTED) provides a much needed infusion of resources to Secretariat support for the CTC.

The event occurred during trials for a future global handheld phone system to test the power margins needed to provide voice service between 1998 and 2000.

Although much progress is being made in the fight against malaria, major interventions are still needed.

I hope it will provide much needed impetus to the cause of non proliferation and disarmament.

This is a good starting point. Sino US cooperation on this flashpoint could be a huge step forward in building much needed bilateral strategic trust.

Much more work will be needed for a new generation of clean technologies for heat, fuels and electricity to reach the mainstream market.

Stronger information campaigns directed at youth that counter the false allure of these products are much needed.

These are concrete signs that will provide much needed confidence in the transitional process and its leaders.

We appeal to all United Nations Member States to grant the much needed cooperation to the ICC.

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The need to rapidly identify four or five priority projects that can deliver much needed quick results on the ground is a pressing one.

Most developing country Governments are not in a position to generate adequate resources to fund much needed population and AIDS programmes in their countries.

In a recently completed joint report with the United Nations Development Programme, Papua New Guinea's scorecard indicated that much more needed to be done.

I'm boggled at how much he and his associates needed to know in order to plot this out.

Official assistance to countries fighting poverty and resurfacing from conflict is much needed and must be stepped up.

Work on its renewal is due to start now, with the completed project ready in 2013. But a much more profound re think is needed.

Our own experience in South Africa has taught us that, given a chance, women can bring an important and much needed perspective to peace processes.

Such a course of action would enhance the attainment of a just and comprehensive peace and would create a climate of trust for the much needed development in the region.

Although significant progress had been achieved since the World Summit for Social Development, much more needed to be done.

Nonetheless, much still needed to be done, especially for the systematic development of all three areas of the country.