Generally, the Internet is a tool for people whose basic needs are already being met.

To that end, the CTC is committed to ensuring that technical assistance needs identified during the visits are met.

Roughly 16 of total energy needs (up to 25 in the highly industrialized countries) are now met by electric energy.

Having regular consultations with key users both inside and outside the relevant organization to ascertain that their needs are met

(c) A more effective operational response from law enforcement agencies as their training and equipment needs are more adequately met

However the pace of this change needs to be increased considerably if the Millennium Development and EFA goals are to be met.

Through those efforts, the stress management needs of some 3,490 staff were met.

In that regard, the particular needs of women and children must be met.

But the needs of growing medium size enterprises cannot be met by microfinance institutions.

In absolute terms, the number whose needs were not being met was 200,000 women.

The fight against climate change will be waged in large part over whether Africa s energy needs are met with fossil fuels or renewable energies.

I welcome the memorandum of understanding finalized by the Government and the World Food Programme, which will ensure that these emergency needs are met.

Being a new mother isn t easy making sure your baby is healthy, safe and that his or her needs are met is a full time responsibility.

And people's expectations concerning welfare, growth, education and other social and economic needs have to be met.

Minimum survival needs of refugees were not always met nor were refugees necessarily safe in countries of asylum.

Fifth, the parties must identify practical means to ensure that the basic survival needs of their forces are met, including food supplies for the combatants, without violating the ceasefire.

Previously, agencies' needs for airlifting emergency supplies were met by initiating requests for offers for charter aircraft on each occasion.

Most geographical information needs can be met using satellite imagery, but non specialists face difficulties in obtaining the right information.

The Millennium Development Goals can be achieved only if aid targets are met, debts are cancelled and barriers to trade are lifted, especially in the case of countries with special needs such as the least developed and landlocked countries like Nepal.

Words alone cannot meet the needs of our people. These needs will be met only if we act boldly in the years ahead and if we understand that the challenges we face are shared, and our failure to meet them will hurt us all.

With the 182,048,000 identified above as the estimated impact during the year, Cuba could have met some of the following needs

There is no question that the Millennium Development Goals cannot be achieved unless the urgent needs of the three most vulnerable groups of countries, which comprise almost half the international community, are met.

With 3,059,600, Cuba could have met all the material shortages currently afflicting the programme of schools for children with special educational needs.

She wondered, in particular, about the basic livelihood of women, including how much food was produced, how much international assistance was required to meet food needs, and whether such needs were being met.

If the conditions are met, the suspect is extradited.

On law and order, the European Union has urged the Palestinian Authority to step up its efforts to ensure a secure environment in which its citizens' own needs for law and order are met.

It was important that mine action be integrated early in the reconstruction planning phases to ensure that the most pressing needs were met.

But the funding for this year is 30 million short and 60,000 of the students cannot be accommodated. And then there are the 300,000 children in Lebanon alone whose education needs remain to be met.

But the last two needs the first four needs are called the needs of the personalities, is what I call it the last two are the needs of the spirit.

Targeted and transparent subsidies have been employed successfully to meet housing and service needs of the poor that cannot be met by the market.

However, as humanitarian needs still remain very high, it is extremely important that donors remain fully engaged in the Sudan in 2006 and that the requirements of the 2006 workplan are met in a timely manner.

To this end, he calls on the Government to ensure that, in the interim, the basic needs of former opium farmers are met and sufficient resources allocated to those whose livelihoods depended upon opium generated income.

Articles 13 to 16 state that prisoners of war must be treated humanely without any adverse discrimination and that their medical needs must be met.

Moreover, her delegation was concerned at the Advisory Committee's view that the Mission's public information needs could be met through the redeployment of current capacity.

The poor represented a body of human resources with great potential, provided their basic needs were met and they were mobilized to create economic growth.

In rural areas, basic energy needs have to be met in order to ensure good management and control of other essential resources such as water.

It further notes that the author has not presented any evidence as to the needs of his extended family and why they cannot be met.

There could thus be situations when Rotterdam capacity building needs cannot be met through the GEF under the present definition of the POPs focal area.

Our development needs are not met by creating new Powers by virtue of a vote at the United Nations, a vote that might lead to deep internal confrontation in the Organization and that would benefit no one.

TR So, it's needs we have. I believe there are six human needs.

Without implementation of the package, slightly more than half of Europe s energy needs would be met by imported fossil fuel by 2020, compared to 50 today.

The US needs and benefits from effective multilateralism in a global world, one in which challenges cannot be met by any single country acting by itself.

While resources for emergency food needs for the remainder of the year have already been met, the response to the non food sector remains a concern.

During the informal consultations, the Committee should explore various possibilities for a comprehensive solution which met peacekeeping needs, ensured equity between staff and preserved administrative simplicity.

The immediate humanitarian needs are immense.