Reaffirming that nuclear disarmament and nuclear non proliferation are mutually reinforcing processes requiring urgent irreversible progress on both fronts,

Reaffirming that nuclear disarmament and nuclear non proliferation are mutually reinforcing processes requiring urgent irreversible progress on both fronts,

Reaffirming that nuclear non proliferation and nuclear disarmament are equally important and mutually reinforcing processes requiring continuous irreversible progress on both fronts,

Now, those losses are tragic on many fronts, and one of those fronts is for the beekeeper.

Combating poverty requires action on many fronts.

The situation therefore required action on several fronts.

The draft resolution also reaffirms the NAC's belief that nuclear disarmament and nuclear non proliferation are mutually reinforcing processes requiring urgent, irreversible progress on both fronts.

Fourth, on some fronts, there has been a warming of relations between the Democratic People's Republic and a range of other countries, both within and outside the region.

And now we are hitting those limits on multiple fronts.

Since that time, we have made progress on multiple fronts.

We have clearly made progress on some fronts, but perhaps regressed on others.

It was heartening that progress had been made on some fronts.

We hope to see progress on many fronts, so that both Mr. Gambari's visit and the possible visit by the Secretary General can advance our work and our common agenda.

Fourth, on some fronts, there has been a warming of relations between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and a range of countries, both in the region and outside it.

But then we must make progress on the political and security fronts.

To achieve that we need to make rapid progress on three fronts.

And we've waged this war on at least four fronts, certainly in Hollywood.

The reason that East Asia s export superpowers Japan, South Korea, and China experienced growth miracles was that their governments worked on both fronts at once. Yes, they pushed their firms toward global markets.

Although progress had been made on many fronts since January 2005, gaps still remained.

There is also a need for appropriate standards on the social and environmental fronts.

The Commission also pointed to several other fronts on which further work was necessary.

From Christmas to that particular day Sunday it was relatively calm in Darfur on all fronts.

Although it is evident that progress on youth development has been made on many fronts, many challenges still remain.

We, in Bangladesh, are particularly proud of our contribution to peacekeeping on many simultaneous fronts across the globe.

The very issue of holding elections is closely interconnected to and will ultimately depend on progress on other fronts, especially the security front.

They also caution that negotiated electoral processes need to be realistic, that electoral processes must be timed to coincide with parallel progress on other political and economic fronts and, above all, that elections, to be effective over the long term, cannot be considered proxies for lack of progress on these fronts.

The Government addressed gender issues on the political, economic, social and legal fronts, and the last ten years had brought progress.

United on the fronts of the Second World War, more than 360,000 of the finest sons and daughters of Kyrgyzstan fought.

The Department has faced an unprecedented test in mobilizing resources to engage in this public debate simultaneously on so many fronts.

Black queer women in leadership has sustained the movement overall, said Ferrell, and that's because we're constantly at battle on multiple fronts.

More than ever, the international community must summon the political will to face those challenges and to combat terrorism on all fronts.

It is astonishing that sub prime mortgages and their like were repackaged and resold in securitized form. That these collateralized mortgage obligations (CMOs, or bonds backed by a pool of mortgages) found a ready market, both in the US and abroad, reflects failure on several fronts.

Domestic policies are also key for fostering interlinkages between foreign and domestic fronts.

Over the years, the international community has endeavoured on many fronts to prevent the weaponization of, and an arms race in, outer space.

Development coherence included progress on fronts other than FDI, such as reform of the international financial architecture and progress in the WTO Doha Round.

Without progress on those two fronts, an effective response is not really possible, even if there were sufficient financial resources and adequate assistance capacity.

Violence and abuse are also common, a phenomenon that the Ministry on the Status of Women, assisted by the United Nations and donors, is tackling on various fronts.

These and other measures now under consideration promise to improve Puerto Rico s economic prospects. But they will require concerted and determined action on all fronts.

Again, a balanced, comprehensive approach was the key, with the international community being willing to address the problem simultaneously on a number of different fronts.

Significant progress was made on all fronts in 2005, but in June 2004 the Peace Implementation Council noted some slackening in the completion of tasks.

There had been tangible progress on many fronts, but new challenges had also emerged, most of which stemmed from the age old problem of poverty.

Moreover, there are important stirrings in Japan that suggest change on both the economic and security fronts. The 1990 s may have been a lost decade, but Japan s economy has begun to recover, now growing at more than 2 a year and boasting several firms that are truly global and hugely successful.

To be sure, the cultural challenge is the gravest danger facing us, and calls for bold action by us as a society on a variety of fronts.

We see that the consolidation of a sustainable security environment requires simultaneous action on various fronts, especially in the political, institutional and social development of the country.

Mr. Chidyausiku (Zimbabwe) said that, while the 2005 World Summit Outcome could be used to guide the Committee's work, it fell short of expectations on several fronts.