We need more rules for the bankers, God knows.

Don't get me wrong. We need rules!

Easy to remember the basic rules we need.

Reaffirming the need to promote and ensure respect for the principles and rules of international law,

Reaffirming the need to promote and ensure respect for the principles and rules of international humanitarian law,

Reaffirming the need to promote and ensure respect for the principles and rules of international humanitarian law,

We need global (or at least European) rules, and we need strong institutional structures to enforce these rules a requirement that is not necessarily limited to the financial markets.

What we desperately need, beyond, or along with, better rules and reasonably smart incentives, is we need virtue.

Both for women working in agriculture and for those house makers, there is a need to follow or abide with, these rules.

To make it work, we need good rules. We've already discussed that.

Regulatory agencies need enforcement authority so that stricter rules can be implemented

We also need to reflect on how consensus rules are being applied.

Reaffirming the need to promote and ensure respect for the principles and rules of international law, including international humanitarian law,

Reaffirming the need to promote and ensure respect for the principles and rules of international law, including international humanitarian law,

Speakers underlined the need for a coherent policy on trade and aid, as well as the need to assess the impact of aid policies, for example, procurement rules on the quality of aid.

We do not need to change the rules of procedure or founding charters.

We need an effective, multilateral system with clear commitments and rules, and strong institutions.

Overall, there was a need for precise and accepted rules and a spirit of cooperation to demystify the system of dispute settlement.

And Aristotle said often in dealing with other people, we need to bend the rules.

In the electronic context, such rules and regulations may need to address the following matters.

He reiterated the need for transparency and adherence to the Organization's rules and regulations, in particular Article 101 of the Charter, and requested that the Secretariat should rectify the situation in accordance with those rules and regulations.

Now Ken and I are not naive, and we understand that you need to have rules.

Well, it sort of turns out that we need rules to help us break the old rules and norms that otherwise we might bring to the creative process.

And of course, if you want people to play by the rules, you still need an effective system of monitoring and enforcement, for as we've discovered, you can trust, but you also need to verify.

We emphasize the need for a clearly defined distinction between licit and illicit activities, which is an area governed exclusively by national legislation and rules.

I need mavericks, dissidents, adventurers, outsiders and rebels, who ask questions, bend the rules and take risks.

We stress the need for international rules to allow policy space and policy flexibility for developing countries, as they are directly related to the development strategies of national governments.

Are there some rules we can develop for changing rules?

The administrative aspects of the linkage provide for the secretariat to be administered according to United Nations regulations and rules with regard to personnel and financial matters, thereby avoiding the need for the Parties to the Convention to develop a separate set of rules on these issues.

Convinced of the continuing value of established humanitarian rules relating to armed conflicts and the need to respect and ensure respect for those rules in all circumstances within the scope of the relevant international instruments, pending the earliest possible termination of such conflicts,

Convinced of the continuing value of established humanitarian rules relating to armed conflicts and the need to respect and ensure respect for these rules in all circumstances within the scope of the relevant international instruments, pending the earliest possible termination of such conflicts,

Convinced of the continuing value of established humanitarian rules relating to armed conflicts and the need to respect and ensure respect for those rules in all circumstances within the scope of the relevant international instruments, pending the earliest possible termination of such conflicts,

Reaffirming the continuing value of established humanitarian rules relating to armed conflicts and the need to respect and ensure respect for those rules in all circumstances within the scope of the relevant international instruments, pending the earliest possible termination of such conflicts,

If, for example, one extends the time period over which member states are required to conform to the rules, there is less need to modify the rules themselves. If deficits are redefined to exclude certain expenditures, the 3 ceiling can be observed.

There is need to strengthen existing international norms and rules, as well as the implementation of treaties and conventions.

These three measures, if applied to all banks, would eliminate the need for special rules governing liquidity or funding (which would remain open to supervisory review, but not to binding constraints). There would also be no need for special restrictions on banking activities and operations.

Standard setting relates to both primary rules, such as those contained in treaties, and secondary rules, which generally take the form of soft law, in which the scope of the primary rules is clarified and operationalized, as the work and the achievements of the Sub Commission demonstrates. The ongoing need for primary standard setting emerges in three contexts

Standard setting relates to both primary rules, such as those contained in treaties, and secondary rules, which generally take the form of soft law, in which the scope of the primary rules is clarified and operationalized, as the work and the achievements of the Sub Commission demonstrates. The ongoing need for primary standard setting emerges in three contexts

Golden Rules for the Eurozone

New Rules for Hot Money

Rules for Calamity and Crisis

Convinced of the need for the codification and progressive development of the rules of international law concerning nationality in relation to the succession of States as a means for ensuring greater juridical security for States and for individuals,

Support was expressed for improving the coordination of fund raising efforts and the need was highlighted for developing new financial rules and regulations by treating recommendation 8 (c) of OIOS as a separate recommendation.

23. Emphasizes the need for the Secretariat to continue to improve its programme evaluation capacity, in order to implement fully the Regulations and Rules Governing Programme Planning by, inter alia, strengthening standard evaluation methodologies in accordance with article VII of the Regulations and Rules Governing Programme Planning

The Asian Group stressed the need for international rules to respect national sovereignty and allow policy space and flexibility for developing countries to formulate development strategies that took into account national interests and institutional realities.