We ought to reduce the uncertainty.

Let us not underestimate what we can do.

But it would be wrong to belittle the importance of what has happened.

But we should not underplay the importance of ideology.

Only together will we be able to reduce our vulnerability to disasters.

We do not underestimate the magnitude of the reforms that Europe has achieved in recent years.

Climate change we're trying to reduce the stress in our personal lives and in our communities and on the planet.

The power of Twitter as a mobilizing force and alternative platform for affecting change is not to be underestimated.

We must NOT diminish the importance of these atrocities. There is a lack of education here.

SINGAPORE It is unwise to underestimate the near metaphysical significance of the recent Indian elections.

But it is also a mistake to discount the importance of leaders with humanitarian values.

As Redford put it, we need to reduce the carbon pollution that's fueling these storms.

What should be done? One proposed approach would reduce the significance of the raters opinions.

That is how we can limit what certain delegations are calling as I see it, improperly abuse of the principle of consensus.

With this simple yet useful information we come closer to the environment, aware of the damage we cause, and can try to reduce them as much as possible.

How to decrease human and institutional infrastructure constraints to allow for a rapid scaling up of key interventions and an effective use of resources.

In that way, we can make investment and social spending sustainable in the medium and long term and thereby reduce our dependence on external resources.

That is why states should not be punished, and why their ongoing interests should not be underestimated.

The importance of moving forward to a new global climate agreement in Durban, South Africa, this year cannot be underestimated.

Of course, it is impossible to underestimate the combination of suspicion, tension, and exasperation that characterizes Franco German relations lately.

All we have to do is lower the speed limit everywhere to five kilometers per hour.

The Cairo objectives are even more valid today than they were 10 years ago, and we should not decrease the intensity of our endeavours in that field.

It can t be said often enough Turkey is situated in a highly sensitive geopolitical location, particularly where Europe s security is concerned.

Then we phase out the food as a lure, and now the dog knows that sit means sit, and you can actually communicate to a dog in a perfectly constructed English sentence.

But we might still fail to reach agreement on who should pay for funding these programs, or for reducing our consumption of resources.

We cannot underestimate the bilateral agreements between the United States and the Russian Federation on the utilization of the post Soviet nuclear stockpiles a legacy of the past.

It's worked really well. I get satisfaction out of seeing stuff that makes real change in the real world. We need a lot more of that, and a lot less abstract stuff.

One of the things that we also need to do, is we need to try to not kind of fool ourselves into thinking that you can have a green world, before you reduce the amount of oil that we use.

And I reasoned that if we could make those transformative changes, and get rid of T1 altogether, we could reduce our impact to zero, including our impact on the climate.

Third, we could separate past information, so that it takes a special effort or additional time to retrieve it, thereby reducing the chances that we accidentally stumble upon it.

I'm very sorry if you have the flu, I know it's horrible, but we're not going to spend billions of dollars trying to reduce the duration of your flu symptoms by half a day.

The euro was founded in this spirit of solidarity, and its contribution to limiting economic and financial instability in Europe over the past five years should not be underestimated.

Yet neither should we underestimate the difficulties ahead, as we are quite familiar with the fact that the non implementation of agreements had become a perennial state of play in Côte d'Ivoire.

In that context, we should not underestimate the seriousness of the attacks against humanitarian workers in recent months in northern Uganda and Darfur, as well as their practical impact on access to affected peoples.

Although the weight of global politics, economics, and, in turn, influence is largely shifting from the Atlantic to the Pacific, it would be a mistake to underestimate America s role in the new world order.

For example, adequately maintained levees and better evacuation services, not lower carbon emissions, would have minimized the damage inflicted by Hurricane Katrina on New Orleans. During the 2004 hurricane season, Haiti and the Dominican Republic, both occupying the same island, provided a powerful lesson.

Despite the major obstacles to be overcome, we should not relent in our efforts to achieve a meaningful reform of the Security Council so that it can continue to play an effective role as the main body safeguarding the maintenance of international peace and security.

We have reached a stage in human history that we have no option we must, we must lower our egos, control our egos whether it is individual ego, personal ego, family ego, national ego and let all be for the glorification of the one.

So we can relax the criterion a bit and say How many positions do we find where 95 percent of people in Africa have one variant, 95 percent another variant, and the number of that is 12.

It is impossible to overestimate how significant a step Barack Obama s election is in this direction, but America s actions over the coming years will be the ultimate determinant of whether the power of America s model can be restored.

The good news is that there are many ways by which improved incentives could reduce emissions partly by eliminating the myriad of subsidies for inefficient usages.

The challenges are also enormous in maintaining international attention in areas where peace remains fragile unless sustained through a multidimensional approach to peace, thus minimizing the risk of relapse into conflict.

Even at the apex of American power, America s greatness was always based on inspiring others, and the opportunities for building market share in that particular category remain unlimited. It is impossible to overestimate how significant a step Barack Obama s election is in this direction, but America s actions over the coming years will be the ultimate determinant of whether the power of America s model can be restored.

Yet, not only is there at least some good news to be told about fewer such conflicts now than two decades ago, but what is perhaps more important is that we also have come to a much better understanding of what can be done to further reduce the number of ethnic conflicts and civil wars and the suffering that they inflict.

The importance of diaspora financing from the remittances of working class Indians that have transformed Kerala s countryside to the millions poured into high tech businesses in Bangalore or Gurgaon by Silicon Valley investors simply cannot be minimized, especially during a global financial crisis.