Many challenges lie ahead.

Nevertheless, great challenges still lie ahead for Afghanistan.

We are therefore aware of the challenges that lie ahead of us.

Participants identified a range of challenges that lie ahead at the different levels, including

However, significant challenges lie ahead as the focus now shifts to disarming illegal armed groups.

Challenges ahead

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Our discussion on the question of Palestine this year leaves us with mixed feelings of hope and an awareness of the challenges that lie ahead.

No one should underestimate the challenges that lie ahead for the region. But the dynamics are more promising than we have seen for some time.

Lessons learned and challenges ahead

The challenges ahead are formidable.

Looking ahead challenges and options

It is clear that serious challenges still lie ahead, especially in securing predictable funding in order to respond to humanitarian emergencies in a timely, efficient and effective manner.

But we have many challenges ahead of us.

What are the challenges and the way ahead?

Achieving it was a daunting challenge, and more challenges lie ahead. But the negotiators success in converging on a plan that offers hope of practical progress is an unambiguous triumph.

There is a general understanding that the United Nations, in its current shape and form, is not up to the challenges that lie ahead of it in the twenty first century.

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We wish to participate in a constructive and flexible spirit, convinced that the changes achieved should allow us to adapt our Organization to the challenges that lie ahead in the new millennium.

I fear that, in addition to changing the demographic composition of the region, such secondary occupation will complicate the return process and exacerbate the challenges concerning land and property rights that lie ahead.

Challenges ahead ensuring a smooth transition from peacekeeping to capacity building

ABU DHABI As the year comes to an end, it is only natural to ask what might lie ahead. But, instead of asking what may lie ahead in 2014, let us jump to mid century.

He said, I know there are challenges ahead, there may be trouble ahead, but I fear no one. I don't care.

It represents by all meansIn this way, a strong prospect to remind it represents a strong reminder to the international community of the immense challenges that still lay lie ahead of it in this strategic field.

Numerous tasks lie ahead that require the concerted and sustained assistance of the international community.

But two connected and major challenges lie ahead for Brazil and its government the need to build a far more equal society and to resist the temptation to use nationalism to mask whatever domestic failures may manifest themselves.

Over the past few months, MINUSTAH has made progress towards creating an environment in which the political transition can unfold. This progress remains fragile, however, and key challenges lie ahead as the political transition enters a crucial phase.

The challenges ahead of us for the all round development of youth are daunting.

The road ahead presents both great opportunities and serious challenges to the Iraqi people.

See World Bank, AIDS in Latin American Countries The Challenges Ahead (2003), p. 7.

Indeed progress towards the MDGs has been lacking in many areas and in specific sectors, but this Forum encouraged all stakeholders to move ahead with civil society and the NGO community, using their unique experiences in the field and collective concrete action in order to tackle the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in the next ten years.

Ahead of us lie demanding tasks related to the implementation of the reform decisions that have been adopted.

The adamancy underlying these regressive views underscores the challenges and important role ahead for UN Habitat.

There is still a long way to go for the six party talks and many difficulties still lie ahead.

Despite the doubts and the difficult challenges ahead, the hope and optimism of the past months remain.

We believe that this year's draft resolution reflects the progress achieved, as well as the challenges lying ahead.

The attacks came at a time when the world traditionally tries to make sense of the year ahead to forecast the risks that lie in wait, the opportunities that will arise, and the challenges that will have to be overcome. But what about longer term risks?

At the same time, it reflects our sincere desire to work collectively and to confront steadfastly the challenges that lie ahead of us in building a new international order based on justice, equality and respect for human dignity and governed by the principles of international law.

These challenges lie before Governments, the United Nations system and other intergovernmental organizations, and indigenous peoples themselves.

My country greatly values the excellent work that he has done so far, and the Portuguese Government wishes to express its solidarity with him in connection with the difficult times that has been through, as well as its continued support for the enormous tasks and challenges that lie ahead.

Formidable challenges lie ahead, however, since the impact of past internal and external disequilibria and the vulnerability of the countries of the region to external shocks are expected to carry over into the future, thus reducing their manoeuvering room for the implementation of countercyclical fiscal and monetary policies.

The Ministers, noting the rapid advances in broadcasting technology, especially digitalisation, resolved to work together to face all the challenges ahead.

WASHINGTON, DC It is graduation season in many countries, a time when classes of bright and fortunate young people don their caps and gowns, receive their diplomas, and hear advice from their elders. Some commencement speakers focus on the graduates accomplishments others emphasize the career related challenges that lie ahead.

Despite the very different challenges that lie ahead for Afghanistan and India, their electoral experiences will have one thing in common they will serve as a clear reminder that there is no easy route to democracy. One hopes that, at the very least, next month s elections amount to a step forward.

This line of reasoning is particularly relevant to the US, given the extent of income concentration and the fiscal challenges that lie ahead. But the broad trend toward larger income shares at the top is global, and the difficulties that it may create for macroeconomic policy should no longer be ignored.