Maintaining forest cover to meet present and future needs

Mr. Kozaki (Japan) said that his delegation attached great importance to the redeployment of posts to meet the Organization's evolving needs.

Generally, developmental experts agree that a sustainable city should meet the needs of the present without sacrificing the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

They all came into being to meet the needs of industrialism.

These will be further refined, adapted to specific needs and client groups and enriched to meet new assessed needs.

Now, these first four needs, every human finds a way to meet.

Their biggest and most compelling challenge is to meet citizens basic needs.

It helps people in the poorest countries to meet their basic needs.

The database will also meet the needs of other United Nations bodies

Some form of international assistance will remain indispensable to meet those needs.

Second, we need predictable funding to meet the needs of vulnerable communities.

Demand for and supply of opiates used to meet medical and scientific needs

They vowed to protect the vulnerable and meet the special needs of Africa.

Israel states that the barrier is a temporary structure to meet security needs.

Programmes had also been implemented to meet the special needs of certain groups.

(f) Ensuring that the support services provided meet the needs of programme activities.

(i) Development and implementation of systems to meet the Organization's changing business needs

There was also an ongoing need to meet the needs of landmine survivors.

Moreover, as this debate underscored, the protection needs of civilians are still considerably greater than our capacity to meet those needs.

This water used to meet the domestic and agricultural needs of over 120,000 people.

Consumption of energy, and its associated emissions, continue to grow to meet development needs.

Resource needs are still substantial if they are to meet the targets for reconstruction.

The international community has made a pledge to meet the special needs of Africa.

(h) Establishment of a development and rehabilitation commission to meet the necessary development needs.

At the same time, the Agency's tasks were growing to meet increasingly complex needs.

Social need is considered the state in which a citizen or family needs aid to overcome social difficulties and meet their living needs.

At long last, these countries demographic wealth would be used to meet their development needs.

A number of countries were generous in helping the PDRE meet its health care needs.

Norway welcomed his efforts to mobilize a broad international partnership that could not only meet urgent protection and assistance needs but also bring about durable solutions for refugees.

By adapting its services, UNRWA has been working to meet the growing needs of these communities.

Develop and promote silvicultural practices and systems that favour multiple product production to meet specific needs.

The State party should decriminalize abortion and act urgently to meet the health needs of women.

As the Court develops, the Registry must ensure that the administrative structures meet the Court's needs.

Accordingly, we reaffirm our support for adequate funding to enable the Court to meet its needs.

It is not as if there was a shortage of needs it is only that those who might meet those needs have a shortage of funds.

But these trade offs must be made if Europe s military is to meet the Continent s security needs.

Poland s economy, close to outright collapse, struggled to meet citizens basic needs, let alone repay foreign loans.

Through the Emergency Shelter Program, homeless persons receive shelter, food and other services to meet basic needs.

The comprehensive, holistic programs are developed to meet specific community needs and are administered by Aboriginal people.

The Government's response lays out a plan for working with service providers to meet specific community needs.

He said that, in order to be sustainable, globalization must meet the needs of the developing countries.

To meet their capacity building needs, a number of countries have turned to external donors for assistance.

Thus, the local labour market is expected to continue to meet the staffing needs of the Secretariat.

For almost three decades, sustainable development has been defined as development that meets the needs of the present, without compromising future generations ability to meet their needs.

In his report In larger freedom (A 59 2005), the Secretary General has proposed the establishment of a Peacebuilding Commission, together with a Peacebuilding Support Office, to help meet these needs.