Despite progress made, the diamond sector continues to face many serious challenges.

We face many challenges, but we are grateful that reforms and democratization are working.

Challenges. Poverty has a feminine face in Pakistan as in many other developing countries.

In the past, they have shown that they can overcome the many challenges that they face.

Therefore, one of the great challenges of the new millennium is to ensure that all States are strong enough to meet the many challenges they face.

One of the challenges many States face in addressing identity theft is that personal information generally does not fit the definition of property .

The global challenges that we face today are proof that we need a world of problem solvers. We need a world of people who are productive, resilient, creative, and versatile enough with technology and culture to find solutions to the many challenges we face.

With many, many, many, many face of barbaria.

As the Secretary General has stated, O ne of the great challenges of the new millennium is to insure that all States are strong enough to meet the many challenges they face (A 59 2005, para.

Yet many challenges remain.

Many challenges lie ahead.

In conclusion, there are institutional and strategic challenges to face.

However, many challenges still remain.

There are many obstacles and challenges.

We are developing innovative and concrete responses to the challenges we face.

On the other hand, today we face unprecedented challenges and grave menaces.

There are good signs of progress, but children still face major challenges.

This is the backdrop of the challenges we as an organization face.

There are developing countries which face peculiar, if not unique, development challenges.

To conclude, Mr. President, let me mention some specific challenges we face.

But it also involves many complex challenges.

This upward ascension can happen even in the face of extreme physical challenges.

With respect to Iraq, the people of Iraq face appalling challenges from terrorism.

Progress on the social and economic front will continue to face several challenges.

We need a strong, effective United Nations if we are to confront successfully the many challenges we all face in the twenty first century, including terrorism, mass poverty, human rights violations, epidemic disease, environmental degradation and so many other issues.

O ne of the great challenges of the new millennium is to ensure that all States are strong enough to meet the many challenges they face N o country, weak or strong, can realize prosperity in a vacuum. (A 59 2005, paras. 19 and 24)

But we have many challenges ahead of us.

We face growing challenges in the area of non proliferation, arms control and disarmament.

Countries in post conflict situations face significant challenges to the establishment of lasting peace.

The private actors, companies and NGOs, are going to have to get together to face the major challenges we are going to face.

It was suggested that complementary government policies and programmes could play an important role in supporting firms in developing countries, and particularly SMEs, as they face the many challenges in the distribution market.

Despite their diverging interests, private sector agents face common obstacles and challenges throughout their operations.

Currently, the international community continues to face serious challenges in the field of public health.

At a time when the international community is seriously discussing ways and means to enable the Organization to better face the many challenges of our era, that powerful inspiration must continue to guide us.

As we celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of the Organization, we must pause and take stock of the record of our collective response to the many different global challenges that mankind has had to face.

Likewise, many of the problems that we now face whether climate change, financial crisis, development challenges, terrorism, or nuclear proliferation reflect growing global interdependence. Managing them effectively obliges us to rethink the concept of sovereignty.

Small island developing countries, including Tonga, face many unique challenges because of our small populations, remoteness and dispersed locations, narrow resource endowment and vulnerability to external shocks, including from international market fluctuations and natural disasters.

However, these offices continue to face a number of challenges, including inadequate administrative and logistical support.

Zimbabwe needs a broad based representative Government to face the country's huge economic and humanitarian challenges.

The vast majority of developing countries continued to face grave challenges in creating sustainable human settlements.

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

Many a face will be glittering on that day.

Many a face will be disgraced on that day.

Many a face will be glittering on that day.

Many a face will be disgraced on that day.