But more may be needed.

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

More is needed.

More high quality trials are needed.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

Peace stems from authority, but lasting peace will require us to weave a social fabric of equity.

The attraction of remaining in power is getting stronger across the region.

With credit markets impaired, further quantitative easing may still be needed.

Moving towards a genuine Economic and Monetary Union will also require more fundamental institutional reforms.

Doing more would require a legislative coalition that is not there yet.

Success will also require more funds for reconstruction, development, and alternatives to opium poppy cultivation.

That day will come, but its arrival will require more time.

The Bush administration claims that more research is needed before any action is taken.

She pushed for greater integration of the European single market, while questioning whether this really required ceding more political authority to the European Commission.

As is well known, closing this deficit requires less spending or more taxes.

As fiscal austerity means more recessionary and deflationary pressures in the short run, one would need more monetary stimulus to compensate and more domestic demand growth via delayed fiscal austerity in Germany. But the two biggest policy players in the eurozone the European Central Bank and the German government want no part of that agenda, hoping that a quarter of good GDP data makes a trend.

Pursuing the latter objective would require the AKP to relinquish some power voluntarily.

They were not politicians. All they asked for was more freedom.

Further progress toward democratization would require Morsi to keep intact the broad coalition of Islamists and non Islamists that brought him to the fore and to sustain its mobilization capacity in Tahrir and elsewhere.

Further haircuts on private claims would also be needed, starting with a moratorium on interest payments.

Rising energy prices already point in this direction, but this knowledge has yet to register.

To dampen the additional inflationary pressures implied by a weaker rupee, more aggressive fiscal retrenchment is needed.

From there it takes little to guide the new recruit to places for further indoctrination.

People everywhere want a new relationship with power more autonomy and more respect.

But more spending on these items will require less spending on other things or higher taxes.

But the West must do more to interdict the flow of drug money and the provision of chemicals for cocaine processing. More efforts along the lines of the EU s Peace Laboratories are needed to stabilize conflict zones.

The new terms of reference were based on similar work undertaken in other missions and did not require further information from bidders.

Unemployed workers had to find jobs in new industries, which took more time and training.

The trend also requires UNICEF to devote more overall staff time to negotiating and managing contributions.

But waging a serious war requires a serious reorganization of Russia's power structures, which will be very painful.