Here, I suspect, is where the greatest challenge for the future lies.

The challenge facing the attainment of the MDGs has not been the strategies and objectives as defined rather, it lies within the degree of implementation.

With such a clear vision of the future, the challenge will be implementation.

The answer is to deal seriously with climate change.

Herein lies our great challenge the one that will determine whether we follow the path of prosperity or ruin.

The great challenge is not to admit that there are many recipes, but rather to create space for other perspectives on economic analysis and policy.

The challenge, then, lies in avoiding a confrontation that Chávez clearly wants.

For us as Member States, the challenge is therefore to translate words into concrete action.

The real challenge will be in designing the third arrow, what Abe refers to as growth.

The first challenge for authorities is to regulate power generation very differently.

In Bhutan, the economic challenge is not growth in gross national product, but in gross national happiness (GNH).

Clearly, the ultimate challenge is to prevent drug abuse and to treat and rehabilitate drug users successfully.

The real challenge of global warming, therefore, lies in tackling its impact on the Third World.

The challenge, though, as always, is to move from concerned rhetoric to concrete application.

The challenge, then, is to reduce our current reliance on fossil and nuclear fuels for base load power.

The challenge before us is to use instruments for peace, development and human rights, and to transform our commitments into real action.

In other emerging markets, too, the main challenge is to ensure that all macroeconomic and structural policies advance common goals.

Rather, the challenge is how best to shift incentives at the margin in order to improve the distributional effects.

Starting from an initial rejection of political institutions and parliamentarism, we understood only later that the democratic challenge lies in occupying a politically normalized space.

The next challenge will be to push for a restoration of bank capital, so that commercial banks can once again lend for longer term investments.

With new, innovative solutions appearing every day, the real challenge lies in bringing them to scale and that requires international cooperation.

The challenge, then, is to reduce our current reliance on fossil and nuclear fuels for base load power. The answer may be under our feet.

But the real challenge lies in providing direction for the World Bank that reflects the world as it is, and re calibrating the Bank s tools accordingly.

Despite the wealth of good examples around the world, the challenge is to distinguish between cases that are indeed innovations and cases that do not fall in this category.

The challenge is to craft a consistent policy that both contains and deters Iran s ambitions without exacerbating its inherent sense of national vulnerability.

By repeating the claim of one economics, Rodrik inadvertently reveals the censorship embedded in contemporary economics. The great challenge is not to admit that there are many recipes, but rather to create space for other perspectives on economic analysis and policy.

But how the rhetoric gets translated into actions to improve standards of living for each nation, and for our families, for women and children in our communities and villages, in an equitable and fair manner, is now the main challenge.

Nevertheless, the challenge today is to transform sports into an economic development factor in less developed countries so that it may benefit all citizens over the long term.

The real challenge is to establish how Latin America can generate the political consensus needed to adopt the best policies to remove its infrastructure logjams.

But ultimately, the challenge for Europe is to decide what to tell markets to give them a good reason to regain trust in the eurozone s credibility.

The main challenge for Latin America s new leaders, whether of the left or the right, is to implement reforms that will accelerate growth.

CAMBRIDGE As the damaged BP oil well continues to spew millions of gallons of crude from the depths of the floor of the Gulf of Mexico, the immediate challenge is how to mitigate an ever magnifying environmental catastrophe.

The real challenge will be in designing the third arrow, what Abe refers to as growth. This includes policies aimed at restructuring the economy, improving productivity, and increasing labor force participation, especially by women.

He lurks in secret as a lion in his ambush. He lies in wait to catch the helpless. He catches the helpless, when he draws him in his net.

He lieth in wait secretly as a lion in his den he lieth in wait to catch the poor he doth catch the poor, when he draweth him into his net.

Mr. Hian (Singapore) said that the recent spate of natural disasters, including the Indian Ocean tsunami, showed that the real challenge facing the international community was how to achieve sustainable development.

And that makes all the difference.

Therein lies the crux of the issue.

Le Défi Chinois

The key to heroism is two things.

The Real Demographic Challenge

The challenge is clear.

Meeting the challenge

The reason lies in capital movements.

Therein lies the inspiration for all of us.