We strongly believe that effective multilateralism is more important than ever before.

This provides a reason why trade and globalization are even more important, more powerful than ever before, and are going to increase growth more than ever before.

The economic crisis makes it more important than ever to introduce these reforms.

Mundell did not emphasize financial crises, but presumably labor mobility is more important today than ever.

Effective multilateralism, as envisioned by the Charter of the United Nations, is more important than ever.

Given the current deterioration of the situation, the Agency's work had become more important than ever.

As the brain becomes ever more complex during evolution in different forms of animals, so we find that learning plays an ever more important role in an individual's life history.

So it is now more important than ever that European parliamentarians unite and make their position clear.

The role of the United Nations in addressing conflicts throughout the world was more important than ever.

We have arrived at a moment in history when cooperative global political leadership is more important than ever.

Finally, in a transparent world, culture, as opposed to laws, becomes more important than ever as a guide to behavior.

Since more and more organizations and agencies are taking part in humanitarian assistance work, it becomes ever more important that relief assistance to disaster affected countries and areas be well coordinated.

But, beyond that, as the US and Europe seek to ensure their global roles, cooperation between them is more important than ever.

In an expanding international community deprived of legislative authority and faced with existential challenges, such structured interdisciplinary debates are more important than ever.

Domestic demand is playing an ever more important role in underpinning growth as interest rates drop and the availability of credit cards and mortgages increases.

Hospitals are more important for some areas, while schools are more important for others.

That role is more necessary than ever.

His warning seems more apt than ever.

I think that's one of the most important questions you'll ever be asked.

Fiscal prudence is as important as ever over the medium and long term.

Therefore, it is more important than ever that heads of state attend the Copenhagen conference, as this two step solution will only work with strong, direct intervention by leaders.

Even power itself is more fragmented than ever.

Iran s theocratic regime appears more confident than ever.

It needs it now more than ever before.

And indeed, I think, rather than being annihilated, the performing arts are posed on the brink of a time when we will be more important than we have ever been.

We have arrived at a moment in history when cooperative global political leadership is more important than ever. Fortunately, the US has taken a huge step forward with Obama s election.

Making ever stronger promises on top of ever more failed promises is hardly the right way forward.

For them, rhetoric is more important than substance and power is more important than how it is exercised.

I've come to like the picture more than ever.

Developments affecting each are more closely connected than ever.

But one conclusion is perhaps more compelling than ever.

Last year saw more new infections and more AIDS related deaths than ever before.

It is now more important than ever that international engagement in Darfur and in the Abuja peace talks continue, so that the momentum created by the 5 July breakthrough is maintained.

Now and I think since the Public Theater, I must have done more than a dozen cultural identities for major institutions, and I don't think I ever I ever grasped that seriousness again I do them for very big, important institutions in New York City.

Health is more important than wealth.

Effectiveness is more important than efficiency.

Even more important is its implementation.

Today, it is more important than ever that the EU, which now includes not only former Soviet satellites but countries that were part of the USSR, should create a strategic policy framework.

This is all the more problematic at a time when the world s states and people are more intertwined than ever, as ideas, information, finance, migrants, and problems flow ever more seamlessly across borders.

Alas, the election makes such agreement more distant than ever.

Our societies are more resilient, open, and diverse than ever.

But they are back, and with more force than ever.

India seems to worry more than ever about China s evolution.

These fears and resentments exist everywhere, now more than ever.

There are more youth delegates present here than ever before.