This requires a reformed United Nations that can effectively deal with such challenges.

Even the most powerful States are not able to face and deal with new challenges alone.

The CD has to offer new instruments to deal with the imminent security challenges facing us today.

But, if we deal with the broader, major, overall challenges, then the other problems can be dealt with more effectively.

We must make up for any delays in those areas in order better to deal with future challenges.

It is the justification for having OSCE missions in participating States helping host States to deal with specific challenges.

In addition to grappling with the challenges of senior level recruitments, ongoing revitalization programmes also have to deal with issues of diversity.

Its videos are intended to show a kinder, gentler face of Islam, for young people to deal with life's challenges.

The world also needs to deal with the global challenges of disarmament and non proliferation and to prevent and resolve conflict.

A great deal has been achieved in some areas, but many challenges remain.

It is essential that the Secretariat be equipped to deal with the challenges that we, the Member States, have thrust upon it.

To succeed, Governments must deal with those challenges together with young people by directly involving them in the identification of their problems and the search for solutions.

(d) Identifying emerging challenges to economic governance in such areas as macroeconomic and financial sector stability, sustainable development, poverty reduction and social equity, and examining policy options and institutional frameworks to deal with such challenges

It was essential to take measures at all levels to enable the developing countries to deal with the challenges posed in an increasingly globalized world.

To that end, you have invited us to give our views, starting today with the new issues that the Conference should deal with in order to meet today's challenges.

By now, the United Nations and the international community have had sufficient experience to put together best practices from past situations to deal with future challenges.

Although the Treaty was a core pillar of collective global security, it lacked the institutional machinery to deal with new and emerging challenges as they arose.

We are of the view that the traditional mechanisms of non proliferation, important as they are, have proven to be insufficient to deal with current challenges.

We believe that they will contribute significantly to the efforts of the international community to deal with pressing challenges in the field of oceans and fisheries.

One of the key challenges facing the international community is effectively to deal with the medium and long term needs of the countries affected by the catastrophe.

Not a great deal of time has passed since Europe, especially its eastern part, underwent major political changes connected, at least in some cases, with difficult security challenges.

Acknowledging the important nexus between international migration and development and the need to deal with the challenges and opportunities that migration presents to countries of origin, transit and destination, and recognizing that migration brings benefits as well as challenges to the global community,

Acknowledging the important nexus between international migration and development and the need to deal with the challenges and opportunities that migration presents to countries of origin, destination and transit, and recognizing that migration brings benefits as well as challenges to the global community,

Deal with them.

If strategies to deal with those challenges are to be effective and successful, they have to be comprehensive in nature and address the root causes and negative consequences of the conflict.

No single country or group, however powerful, can deal with them alone. All must work together in common cause for common solutions to address challenges like climate change, poverty, and nuclear disarmament.

SWAps are being used by countries to fill major gaps in national policies for early childhood or to deal with new challenges, such as the impact on young children of HIV AIDS.

Her country was determined to modernize its legislation to meet the challenges it faced, at both the national and the international levels, and to deal more effectively with the scourge of drugs.

One of the key challenges that farmers have to deal with entails the pressure to provide food for a world population that will double to reach 9 billion people by the year 2050.

I never deal with images.

Let's deal with the formalities.

We'll deal with it tomorrow.

America s failure to deal with its internal challenges would come at a steep price. Indeed, the rest of the world s stake in American success is nearly as large as that of the US itself.

It is necessary to promote and strengthen United Nations organs to make them capable of facing present and future challenges, and to enable the Organization to deal positively with changing realities in our world.

We would significantly increase their ability to deal with many of the other problems that they have to deal with of course, in the long run, also to deal with global warming.

Despite uncertainties and instability in the world today, Chile has expressed willingness to strengthen coordination and cooperation with China, to jointly adhere to multilateralism and free trade, and to jointly deal with terrorism, climate change and other global challenges.

Our leaders have clearly pronounced that the goals and objectives of the Millennium Summit and other United Nations conferences and summits represent the minimum required to deal with the issues and challenges of our time.

A great deal of hope and faith had been invested in the Mission, which must be given enough resources to meet the challenges before it.

We have to deal with it.

Scientists deal mainly with physical matters.

Living With the Iran Nuclear Deal

I will deal with this problem.

He is hard to deal with.

Thus We deal with the sinners.

Thus We deal with the sinners.