In Israel, an Israeli Arab Palestinian minority has full citizenship, even if much remains to be done to afford it full social and economic equality.

Although it has witnessed a number of positive developments, the African continent continues to suffer from the persistence of tensions and conflicts in many of its regions. Additional efforts are required in order to take further steps towards their settlement.

Government can do more, of course.

The Committee encourages further efforts in this regard.

But more may be needed.

But it would be far better if they made an effort to fix them.

It requires more schools and fewer guns more universities and fewer aircraft carriers.

More is needed.

More high quality trials are needed.

But the EU and European governments must do more.

Gender mainstreaming requires long term commitment, consistent effort, and resources.

Competition will force some to work harder, to become more efficient, or to accept lower profits.

Finally, the US could do more to curtail money laundering.

But Europe must do more to reinvigorate its own manufacturing sector.

But more is needed, and September s summit in New York will be an important opportunity for countries to voice their full throated support for innovative financing mechanisms, and thus give the MDGs a fighting chance.

This is a sizeable commitment, but it may not be enough more needs to be done to increase agricultural production, to free up the potential of trade to address food insecurity, and to deal with the increasing impact of climate change on agriculture.

The effort requires significant investment, not least in infrastructure development in both the developed and developing world.

The EU will need to do more and do it better.

Recognizing that further efforts are necessary for gender mainstreaming to be fully implemented,

This is an important area of work for NIs and should be further encouraged.

This is an important area of work for NHRIs and should be further encouraged.

This effort, she knew, requires a willingness to achieve one s goals in stages, however imperfect.

Clearly, more work is needed to improve the quality of the numbers.

The country has furthermore inherited a number of cultural and social problems which only hard work, patience and perseverance can overcome.

But making this vision a reality requires further bold thinking.

That is welcome, but far more is needed and quickly.

More funds for equipment, improved facilities, and training would also help.

Second, improvement of drug development requires more transparency from the regulatory bodies.

But there remain many areas in which further debate and choice are needed.

For banks to start lending again, even more intervention may be needed.

But more is needed and should be expected of him.

But, while much more needs to be done to meet the immediate needs of this famine s victims, we should also be thinking now about long term solutions to preclude food crises on this scale from happening in the first place.

The international community should do more to usher Taiwan into the international mainstream.

More efforts are needed to protect women's rights, including to prevent, document and report on gender based violence.

Resolving this crisis requires more Europe and more integration, not less.

So, yes, more immediate growth does require slower reduction in fiscal deficits.

This woeful situation demands effective action and not more victims and scapegoats.

More trained medical and non medical personnel are needed to run these facilities.

To avoid further polarization and paralysis of American politics, Obama must do more to ensure that Americans understand better the urgency of the changes that he promised.

Both Europe and the US must do more to promote low wage workers inclusion.

That has inevitably strengthened the hands of those who argue that more power requires more accountability.

It takes little foresight, however, to predict that more force will not produce more security for Israel.

It will take real effort and creativity to repair the deep cracks in globalization revealed by the financial crisis.

On the other hand, UN member states and people around the world are asking it to do more, in more places, than ever before a trend that will continue in 2011.

Meeting those standards requires that more competences and responsibilities be transferred to the local authorities and that privatization be accelerated.