In all that, it is essential that we resist the temptation to apply one solution designed to fit all situations.

Ultimately, a simple one size fits all solution is unlikely to be effective in dealing with this complex problem.

As you stated in your paper for which we are thankful, Mr. President there is no one size fits all solution.

Alternative energy sources may be one solution.

There is only one solution. It's not that hard.

I said then that we faced an unprecedented crisis but one that has a solution an unprecedented response from us all.

For an issue as complex and delicate as peoples' right to self determination, there was no one size fits all solution.

True, if one has a hammer, all problems look like nails. The real trouble begins when one thinks that the hammer might be the right solution for headaches, too.

And there's one solution that's probably only a few years off.

Now there's a solution to all these problems.

And yet, however much such a solution is delayed, the truth that there can be no military solution, but only a political one, to the conflict in Darfur will prevail.

And then I realized one day, there's an easier solution to this.

We need a solution that generates all of the time.

There is no single solution that can fit all situations.

This isn't one of those rare diseases that we don't have the solution for.

In April 2005, the HLCM endorsed eight priority areas for business case development of which common application solution was one.

Syria s No Solution Solution

Syria s No Solution Solution

And it turns out there is only one solution to fight a much stronger enemy.

The solution, if it exists at all, is surprising and not obvious.

It is thus the natural framework in which all the issues I have raised should find a solution.

One of the things in climbing is, most people sort of take it straight on. And they follow the most obvious solution.

The only real solution was a negotiated and just political solution not a military solution, or an unfair solution imposed unilaterally.

In short, the solution to the Cyprus crisis is no solution at all for the eurozone. Unless the authorities embrace a growth strategy and do so quickly the eurozone s prospects will become increasingly bleak.

And all the collective minds in this room, I dare say, can never find a solution for scan xiety.

The obvious solution to the euro crisis would be a federal solution. But federation has been made less, not more, likely by a crisis that tragically set one proud nation against another.

While countries commit themselves to encouraging modern retailing to benefit consumers, farmers, manufacturers and other services providers, there is no one size fits all solution for implementing reform in the distribution sector and for maximizing development benefits.

This was vodka and solution, gin and solution.

And the solution in terms of the balconies was to use something that we all know as a scoreboard lift.

One has only to read the declarations of Omar Barghouti, Ali Abunimah, and other promoters of the BDS movement to see that this solution is precisely what they do not want. They prefer a one state solution (Abunimah s term) under a Palestinian flag, of course.

So the librarians find out and they get together a special solution, a chemical solution called King's Water, that when mixed with 99 stones would be able to save all that culture and history in the books.

One solution is green (or climate ) bonds. These instruments have all the characteristics of conventional bonds, but they are backed by investments that contribute to sustainable development or the fight against climate change.

One potential solution would be for states to represent each other, as occurs in the International Monetary Fund. But the IMF s experience exposes significant challenges in implementation.

The solution, in fact, may be closer to hand than we think, because all of those cities we're building are opportunities.

This is a solution of sorts, but rarely is it one that comes without human costs or humanitarian consequences.

Mr. HIDALGO CASTELLANOS (Mexico) said he still thought a solution would be to have one paragraph with two subparagraphs.

As Erhard himself would have argued, ordoliberalism is not a one size fits all solution. But there can be no question that in today's globalized world, the economy and perhaps politics as well would benefit from the imposition of order.

I don't go along with all that, but it's interesting that he had a simple solution.

One possible solution to hasten the lifting of sanctions is to install a management organization to control the forestry sector.

One solution is to choose indicators applied in the compiling of the Human Development Index that are suitable for youth issues and use them in analysing data for monitoring.

The solution is not over here. The solution is on the periphery.

So, they're all floating around in solution, and to look at them, you have to get them on a surface where they stick.

One solution would be for the current Bureau to remain in charge until the election of the next Bureau at the end of the thirty eighth session.

One possible solution is that the international organization be regarded as responsible because it directs and controls a member State in the commission of a wrongful act.

Trapped in their contradictions and zero sum national dreams, Israelis and Palestinians cannot expect a perfect solution. Their task is to embrace the least imperfect solution before they decline into Doomsday scenarios, such as a hostile Israeli unilateral disengagement, or a one state reality of unending conflict.