What is desperately needed is better policymaking.

This is why he desperately needed his victory at the UN.

The Gambia was currently implementing a structural adjustment programme and under its provisions could not obtain financing for a desperately needed public health care system.

She's desperately poor.

But higher inflation would help to accelerate desperately needed adjustment in Europe s commercial banks, where many loans remain on the books at far above market value.

First, the public is increasingly aware that urgent and straightforward policies are desperately needed in the areas of pension and healthcare payments, and in state organization.

Politicians around the world trade favors for cash needed to win elections, and they often use that cash to buy the votes of desperately poor people.

Sami desperately phoned police.

For investors, the deepest obstacles are informational what works best, and under which circumstances? New data sources about relative impacts are becoming available, and are desperately needed.

However, this never happened, because the emperor desperately needed the Portuguese money to finance the war of the League of Cognac against his arch rival Francis I of France.

I've talked about what's desperately necessary.

I was desperately hungry and tired.

Moldova appears set to cave in to Russia s pressure, partly to attract desperately needed inward investment at a time when little aid has come from the West, particularly the EU.

The American and British governments, increasingly unpopular at home, desperately needed some tangible evidence of progress to assuage their domestic critics and to begin to speak openly of an exit strategy.

According to Ahmed, What Pakistan needed desperately in those early months was a symbol of the state, one that would unify people and give them the courage and resolve to succeed.

But they desperately need a new narrative.

Indeed, Mubarak s strategic vision is desperately narrow.

If we invest now, on the right scale and in the right manner, in tackling this epidemic, we could free up scarce resources desperately needed for development much sooner than we think.

But the prospects of success are desperately dim.

The world economy desperately awaits its new Keynes.

Europe wishes desperately that it had America s problems.

Two factors are intensifying the pressure on Sarkozy. First, the public is increasingly aware that urgent and straightforward policies are desperately needed in the areas of pension and healthcare payments, and in state organization.

Although the aid was going to victims of a natural disaster rather than conflict, UNHCR had dug deep into its emergency reserves for several thousand tons of tents, blankets, stoves and other desperately needed supplies.

Pakistan desperately needs the EU s vaunted expertise in police training.

Most ordinary Ukrainians desperately want to be part of Europe.

The fiasco of the Copenhagen climate summit is just one illustration of how far the world is from being able to bring about the desperately needed transition to a system of sustainable and secure provision of energy services.

To eliminate this uncertainty, Italy and Spain should ask for the OMT intervention before it is desperately needed a request that the Bundestag would most likely approve, viewing it as an insurance scheme rather than a pure transfer.

This is why Tudor desperately needs a patina of democratic respectability.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas desperately wants to construct a functioning state.

Today s research budgets are tiny, and that desperately needs to change.

The biggest question mark, though, is whether Zoellick will be able to hit the ground running and implement desperately needed reforms. Reform number one, of course, is to ensure that the next World Bank President is not an American.

Some of these democracies have joined NATO, and others desperately want to.

Top military and diplomatic experts desperately warned Bush not to invade Iraq.

If government investment has to be the main vehicle, then it would be far better to build desperately needed schools and hospitals than bridges to nowhere, as Japan famously did when it went down a similar path in the 1990 s.

At the same time, he would expand the military, spending more money on weapons that do not work against enemies that do not exist, enriching defense contractors like Halliburton at the expense of desperately needed public investment in infrastructure and education.

But it gave war torn and desperately poor Europeans a positive vision of a new future, something that Greece and Cyprus, not to mention Middle Eastern and North African countries, desperately need.

At the moment, Europe s banks desperately need to shore up their balance sheets.

Threatened aid cutoffs in Kenya, Chad, and elsewhere would make desperately bad situations worse.

One strategy assumes that Europe desperately needs the policies of this deeper union now.

The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked who can know it?

FRANKFURT Europe s politicians nowadays are desperately looking for someone to blame for the euro crisis.

It desperately needs allies whose populations accept what it is and respect what it does.

The bombs need to stop and aid desperately needs to be allowed into the city.

It leaves their children paralyzed, and it drags their families deeper into poverty, because they're desperately searching and they're desperately spending the little bit of savings that they have, trying in vain to find a cure for their children.

It remains a daunting journey, through areas little changed to this day, inaccessible, and desperately poor.