Maintaining forest cover to meet present and future needs

And I'm honored to meet you, the future leaders of Great Britain and this world.

When I meet you, in that moment, I'm no longer a part of your future.

The future of the MTS would be undermined if it did not meet the needs of developing countries.

The Global Fund needs significant increases in their funding to meet the requirements of current and future grants.

It encompasses a robust framework and action plan for building the statistical capacity to meet both current and future data needs.

Actuarial valuations for the Fund are undertaken every two years to determine whether the present and estimated future assets of the Fund will be sufficient to meet its present and estimated future liabilities, using various sets of assumptions as to future economic and demographic developments.

We will have wasted an unprecedented opportunity to build a Security Council fit to meet the current and future necessities of the world.

Introduced in 1994, it is now being revitalized to meet present and future challenges in the midst of globalization and an ever changing youth culture.

The Group is satisfied that AngloGold Ashanti has offered its full cooperation and intends to meet with representatives of that company at a future date.

As we look to the future, we will continue to seek to meet Member States' needs and priorities through both our technical cooperation and regular budget programmes.

Inspired by the accomplishments of the past 60 years, we must forge ahead with strong determination, confidence and vigour to meet the challenges that the future holds for the Organization.

The SDGs build on the MDGs success, while adding a new dimension sustainability. World leaders now recognize that efforts to meet development needs today must not jeopardize future generations prospects.

The objective of such a review is to make policies and procedures more effective and efficient, leading to a system that will better meet the current and future needs of the Organization.

Future sessions of the Programme Management Training (conducted seven times per year and focusing on programme staff) will give renewed attention to the establishment of objectives and indicators which meet the SMART criteria.

That was also justified by the fact that in the future Sri Lanka would need a flexible workforce that could be retrained to meet the requirements of advancing technologies and changes in the workplace.

Thus, developing countries need to ensure that any possible future disciplines do not prejudge their flexibility to undertake regulatory and institutional reform and their ability to meet public policy objectives.

The Republic of Cyprus is determined to continue to work towards a solution that will meet the hopes and expectations of both communities, for a common future for all Cypriots, free of outside interference.

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Innovative approaches have included working closely with communities to develop solutions, such as agroforestry systems, which can help meet future needs for wood and non timber forest products within the context of broader livelihood requirements.

We express the hope that this moment of heightened solidarity in the history of our planet will further bolster our commitment to our Organization and to its ability to meet present and future humanitarian challenges throughout the world.

The Union therefore welcomes the summit's recognition of the need to meet the commitments and obligations undertaken in the Framework Convention on Climate Change, which we consider to be the appropriate forum for negotiating future action on climate change.

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An obvious indicator that would meet this purpose is the implicit debt of public pension systems i.e., the present discounted value of all future pension expenditures under existing legislation. Future deficits could, in theory, be reduced through higher contributions, but social security contributions are already far too high in Europe, inhibiting job creation and economic growth.

The future has arrived, and the future is now.

I think that this is the future of interface, it's the future of music, the future of instruments.

In order to meet the needs of future development, the Construction Planning of Xi'an New Integrated Logistics Center has been introduced, with Xi'an Xinzhu railway station as a focus, endeavoring to build a modern new railway integrated logistics park.

No provision is made for such staff entitlements as repatriation, which will take place in the future or to meet contingencies under appendix D of the United Nations Staff Rules, as funds are provided in the budget appropriations as required.

Of course, curbing future debt accumulation is also vital to China s long term prosperity. That is why China must reduce local governments dependence on banks to meet their financing needs, by nurturing bond and equity markets.

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One of the problems with making decisions about the far future and the near future is that we imagine the near future much more vividly than the far future.

Therefore, should the Assembly approve the appropriation of the amounts set out in paragraph 4 of the report, a balance of 5,101,900 would remain in the contingency fund to meet future requirements at the sixty first and sixty second sessions of the Assembly.

Noting that the contribution of aquaculture to global fish supplies continues to increase its potential in developing countries to enhance local food security and poverty alleviation and meet future demands in fish consumption, bearing in mind article 9.1.4 of the Code,

10. Also welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

10. Also welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

12. Welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

13. Welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

14. Welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

14. Welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

9. Welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

9. Also welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

Also welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

Also welcomes the assurance of the Government of New Zealand that it will meet its obligations to the United Nations with respect to Tokelau and abide by the freely expressed wishes of the people of Tokelau with regard to their future status

What we Europeans now need most of all is to embark on precisely the opposite course. Only by enlarging the scope of EU decision making, backed by the commitment of equally responsible partners, can Europe meet the shared challenges of a common future.

We can't pick the future, but we can steer the future.