They often lead to the acceleration of much needed reforms.

Brazil will work towards this objective and trusts the General Assembly will approve the much needed reforms for this Organization.

Water is much needed.

Even the world s richest nation, the United States, struggles to implement much needed reforms for some of its most important social institutions including its health and education systems. Think how much more difficult this challenge is for the world s developing nations.

How much time would be needed?

The pessimists third argument is that emerging economies are not implementing fast enough the structural reforms needed to support long term growth. Again, there is some truth to this argument structural reforms are needed everywhere.

Serious medium term budget reforms are needed to deal with the legacy of repeated congressional failures. And, if provided with realistic numbers, the next president will soon recognize that the right mix of tax and spending reforms falls into a much narrower range than today s competing political narratives suggest.

It brought much, much needed medical care to people who wouldn't get it.

You also know how much labor is needed.

A national reconciliation process is very much needed.

A year ago, Snowden alerted the world to governments egregious violation of people s privacy. It is up to the technology industry, civil society organizations, and the general public to keep governments honest in pursuing much needed reforms.

Cuba understands that reforms of the system are needed, but not along the lines proposed in the report.

Increasing the involvement of young people will fuel much needed implementation.

That would free up much needed resources for investment in development.

A pool of staff with diverse backgrounds and experiences was much needed.

However, we know that much more is needed from all of us.

But if Russia is to get back on its feet, more reforms are needed. Yet before a new round of reforms is to begin, some basic principles about Russia's political capacities must be understood.

They do so partly in the hope of attracting much needed services FDI.

We believe that the proposed Peacebuilding Commission can provide the much needed coordination.

The problem is no longer too much power in the president s hands, but too much power in the hands of veto centers including public sector unions that are blocking much needed reforms, including in the health system. In all likelihood, the 22 reported dead from swine flu reflect a social safety net falling to pieces due to lack of public investment and union recalcitrance.

Second, high productivity sectors expand and hire more labor. Both processes are needed if the reforms are to increase economy wide productivity.

However, the country still needed to make substantive reforms in key areas if the members of its judiciary were to be independent.

And it really needed to get much lower than that to be cost effective.

In many respects, the outcome document presented to us today presents much needed progress.

In the medium and longer term, we will need to consider much more radical reforms to address these.

But the country s leaders have been stalling on the terms of a much needed International Monetary Fund loan. The government s reduction of fuel subsidies last year was not followed by additional reforms, and the required tax increase was delayed soon after President Mohamed Morsi announced it.

That, in our view, would enhance the much needed economic development in the affected countries.

Knowing this, Chinese leaders may hesitate to move ahead with needed reforms, causing imbalances to continue to rise. But this cannot go on indefinitely.

Although much progress is being made in the fight against malaria, major interventions are still needed.

I hope it will provide much needed impetus to the cause of non proliferation and disarmament.

Among the issues raised in the report are those concerning the scope, impact and sustainability of public administration reforms the capacities needed to design, implement and monitor the reforms and the strategies to be employed in surmounting obstacles to change.

Stronger information campaigns directed at youth that counter the false allure of these products are much needed.

These are concrete signs that will provide much needed confidence in the transitional process and its leaders.

We appeal to all United Nations Member States to grant the much needed cooperation to the ICC.

Finally, under this scenario, President Hassan Rouhani s strong international standing helps him to overcome conservative resistance to pursue much needed domestic reforms. On this basis, Rouhani s coalition of reformists and pragmatists easily wins a majority when Iran s next parliament is elected in 2016, with Rouhani himself re elected in 2017.

France could not become an active player in this debate without being part of the alliance. Following the appointment of French officers to a number of key NATO posts, France can, along with the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and a few other NATO allies, begin to implement much needed reforms.

It is clear that the labor market reforms undertaken by Germany a decade ago, painful as they were, have put the German economy in a far stronger position to compete globally. Similar reforms are urgently needed in countries like Italy and Spain.

Sixth, QE can create moral hazard problems by weakening governments incentive to pursue needed economic reforms. It may also delay needed fiscal austerity if large deficits are monetized, and, by keeping rates too low, prevent the market from imposing discipline.

To revitalize public administration in the twenty first century, major institutional reforms are needed in line with efforts to build and sustain a sound public management system.

I'm boggled at how much he and his associates needed to know in order to plot this out.

Official assistance to countries fighting poverty and resurfacing from conflict is much needed and must be stepped up.

The reformers believe that such reforms are the only way for Saudi Arabia to survive the threat of violence, instability, and national fragmentation that is looming on its horizon. Only a constitution, they argue, can restore much needed legitimacy to a political system that is widely perceived as deeply corrupt and inept.

But the sequence of reforms is critical for successful economic development, with economic reforms coming first. When an open and well functioning market system is in place, democracy has a much better chance to lead to lasting prosperity.

Consider the case of France. To outsiders, the land of Molière is a country where political leaders extramarital relationships are tolerated, while badly needed economic reforms are not.

Although significant progress had been achieved since the World Summit for Social Development, much more needed to be done.