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

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

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

There is a clear need to act prudently and swiftly.

Many participants expressed a clear need to change the IAF.

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.

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

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

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

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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).

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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 development of these principles and guidelines began in 2000 in response to the clear need for practical, rights based policy guidance on the

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

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

The need was thus clear for unequivocal, authoritative findings on the impact of the Chernobyl accident, both on the natural environment and on human health.

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.

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.

Secondly, there is clear need for increased cooperation on an early warning system capable of speedy communication of information on earth movements and threatening atmospheric patterns.

His delegation had always stressed the need for clear and reasonable justification for additional requirements in order to ensure that the precious resources provided by Member States were used responsibly.

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

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

To begin with, the Greek government must be clear about the need for urgent economic reforms. The country s economy has not just collapsed it is structurally moribund.

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.

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.

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.

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.

There is a clear need for stronger, more consistent public support for research and development efforts in this field, together with a policy environment that encourages private sector investment in the desired direction.

We need to have frank, open ended discussions to establish clear rules, underscored by clear and agreed criteria on how to prevent and deal with such crimes criteria that would, at the same time, leave no room for abuse of any sort by anyone.

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.

That attendance constituted a clear sign of the concern of the Council over the current crisis in Haiti and the need both for immediate action and for long term solutions to Haiti's many problems.

Decision makers and the general public pay more attention to the need for sustainable forest management when it is clear that it brings benefits in terms of broader development priorities.

We must all send a clear message concerning the need to implement the Doha Development Agenda and work tirelessly to ensure that international trade truly becomes an engine for development.

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

There is a clear consensus within the membership on the need for urgent and wide ranging reform of the United Nations, although differences remain on the nature and extent of reform.

Yet it is clear that substantial and specific steps will need to be taken to realize the goals of ending poverty and ensuring a life of dignity for all our peoples.