To meet the new challenges, we must work together cooperatively.

Since then specialty services have been implemented to meet new challenges for addicted persons.

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.

Other United Nations bodies might follow suit and change their methods of work in order to meet the new challenges.

Improved synergies at the national level could, for example, help meet the new and growing challenges of poverty and HIV AIDS.

Today, faced with the realities of a new world, we must transform the United Nations to meet the shared challenges of our time.

The Human Rights Council would be called on to help Member States to make concerted efforts to meet new threats and challenges in that area.

In order to meet the new challenges of achieving the objectives of the Dakar Framework of Action, Guinea's EFA Programme addresses the following key issues

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.

Instead, the time has come for this great Organization to strengthen and rededicate itself in order to effectively and efficiently meet the challenges of the new millennium.

Its reform is unavoidable in order to meet today's global challenges.

New opportunities and challenges

The Committee must therefore spare no effort in responding to the Secretary General's invitation to meet new challenges and to strengthen the rule of law in international relations.

Let us work to strengthen the United Nations to meet contemporary challenges.

Challenges faced by the United Nations in the new information based world make it necessary for library staff to take a more active role in preparing to meet change.

The NPT was a key instrument in international efforts to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons and promote nuclear disarmament and required strengthening to meet the new proliferation challenges.

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.

New challenges confront us today.

We for our part stand ready to help meet the challenges that remain.

Fight against new challenges and threats

Let us embrace the same spirit of creation that moved the builders and leaders of 1945. And let us reform this great institution to meet the challenges of a new era.

and establishing strategies and funding to support the research needed to meet these challenges.

To meet some of those challenges, the Swedish partnership project Genderforce has been initiated.

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)

The EU supports the strengthening of the Nuclear Supplier Group guidelines, and urges the Group and the Zangger Committee to share their experience on export controls to meet new non proliferation challenges.

If we want to meet those and other major challenges, we must involve young people.

Failure to meet these challenges will limit the impact and sustainability of any measures adopted.

Economically affluent and politically stable countries of the OECD are well placed to meet the challenges.

The world is facing serious, new challenges today.

(b) To strengthen the capacity of the League of Arab States and of its institutions and specialized organizations to benefit from globalization and information technology and to meet the development challenges of the new millennium

UNIDO puts special emphasis on helping developing countries meet the environmental challenges that threaten the global commons.

And I faced a whole new set of challenges.

You're going to meet loads of cool, new friends.

Such considerations lay at the centre of the debate on how to devise realistic ways to meet old and new challenges to the integrity and credibility of the rules and norms established by the Treaty to ignore those challenges would be detrimental to the sustainability of the non proliferation regime.

What you get from the future is wings to soar to new destinations, new challenges.

But the United Nations must reinvent itself to meet the needs of today's geopolitics and unique global challenges.

The African Group considers the draft to be balanced and tailored to meet the challenges of our time.

To meet the challenges imposed by the WTO accession process, Sudan required UNCTAD's assistance in building trade capacity.

Takes on challenges from new forms of knowledge, new technologies and communications media that are birthing a new culture.

Reforms in the labour market are required to meet the challenges and seize the opportunities presented by population ageing.

Only by acting with realism and taking account of the differences will we meet the challenges of the millennium.

If the international community and UNRWA worked together, the Agency would be able to meet the challenges before it.

The terrorist attacks in New York and elsewhere have brought new global threats and challenges to light.

We share the strong belief that the United Nations, on the occasion of its sixtieth anniversary, should seriously undertake comprehensive reforms so that the Organization is fully equipped to meet new challenges, taking into account the current global realities.

a) prepare a strategy and plan of action enabling the Islamic Ummah to meet the challenges of the 21st Century