Efforts to prevent conflicts were meaningless if the economic roots of those conflicts were not addressed.

A fundamental issue that's not being addressed.

That is all the more poignant given that some damage, such as psychological trauma, if not addressed immediately can become irreparable, not to mention the dark despair of disillusionment.

We came back that issue was not addressed.

Let us call it the ethical issue that, if not addressed properly, risks bringing shame upon this house and destabilizing the entire process of reform.

As noted above, such queries are currently addressed in a reactive manner only and are not addressed within the set benchmark.

Women's advancement could only be achieved if women's health needs at basic levels were addressed.

The proposed amendment was agreed in 2005, but it still has not entered into force, because not enough countries have ratified it. That needs to change if major vulnerabilities are to be addressed successfully.

Organizations of the system have also long recognized that the eradication of extreme poverty and hunger cannot succeed if questions of population and reproductive health are not addressed effectively.

As yet, the problem was not addressed in the school curriculum.

(e) Whether there is a governance or regulatory gap, and if so, how it should be addressed

South Asia is at a critical stage in its historical transformation, when deepening economic disparities could stifle growth itself. If not addressed through direct measures, all of Asia will suffer.

1bis. If consensus cannot be reached, the Council shall take all decisions and make all recommendations by a simple distributed majority vote, as defined in Article 2 with the exception of matters addressed by Articles , where the Council shall take decisions by special vote if consensus is not reached unless this Agreement provides for a special vote, including on matters addressed under Articles

The recommendations that are not listed here were addressed to my satisfaction.

This presents a challenge that must be addressed if workers are to support efforts to address climate change.

A balanced package could be reached only if preferences were addressed as an integral part of NAMA negotiations.

Of course, the euro crisis was not just a liquidity crisis. Several countries in the periphery (Greece, Spain, and Portugal) were responsible for the circumstances that led to and precipitated the crisis, and there may be fundamental solvency issues that need to be addressed even if the liquidity shortfall is addressed.

We addressed on the board the major questions that have not been answered.

But if we look at the human scale, there's massive problems that aren't being addressed by those nanoscale technologies.

This coverage needs to be further consolidated and expanded if assistance and protection needs are to be addressed consistently.

Such gaps have contributed greatly to the problem if they are not addressed, the problem is likely to escalate, especially with the expected influx of additional troops to be deployed in the country.

The Rapporteur has taken the position that such requests need only be addressed if based on new information which was not available to him when he took his initial decision on interim measures.

If these problems are not seriously addressed it will be almost impossible to eradicate the striking inequalities in development between States and the root causes of rampant poverty in most of our countries.

The pilot and the global implementation phases have not been addressed at this stage.

Clearly, lasting peace would not be established unless the question of impunity was addressed.

Agreements would be effective and lasting only if they addressed the security concerns and legitimate interests of all parties thereto.

It believed that violence against children could not be addressed without addressing violence against women.

The latter have particular concerns which are not properly addressed in the Declaration on Minorities.

We must also accept that that will only happen if, within the common strategy, all States see their specific concerns addressed.

He regretted that the representative of Israel had not addressed those two problems in his statement.

Regulatory, legal and political issues must be addressed and resolved if support services for health care and education were to be met.

If we do not heed the Secretary General's advice to decide before September, that will notably cast a shadow on the September summit, because the public perception in all our countries will be that we have not addressed one of the major reform issues.

However, these were not the only considerations addressed by the Regional Trial Court and the Supreme Court.

The real problem is scholarly procedures and priorities, not motives. If the problem of procedures and priorities is addressed, the fact that politicians are tempted to misuse scholarly analysis for their own ends will take care of itself.

A number of points addressed in this recommendation are currently being addressed by ILO.

However, not only technical, but also regulatory, legal and political issues must be addressed and resolved if support services for health care and education were to be developed. Those issues should not be allowed to inhibit the development of adequate, worldwide satellite services that were already feasible.

Clearly, peace could not be built in a vacuum and the situation in southern Sudan must be addressed.

However, some of the concerns it expressed and the recommendations made have not been sufficiently addressed. For instance

However, that issue was not properly addressed in the relevant report of the Secretary General (A 60 317).

Whether the lack of due process is real or not, it is crucial that the concerns be addressed.

The coordinator, nonetheless, recognizes that the Sub Commission guidelines, if they are to be useful, must be comprehensive, that is, they must address all issues relative to human rights and terrorism, whether fully addressed in her study or not.

Meanwhile, electoral reform issues should be urgently addressed if the 2007 elections are to be free and fair and held in accordance with international standards.

Typically, countries that are bad at running a post office are also bad at running other organizations. But it does not follow that if a country wants to improve government effectiveness it should focus on returning wrongly addressed letters promptly.

Many of the issues raised by our compatriots have not been addressed in this speech. I have not forgotten them. I have not swept them under the carpet.

They must be addressed.