Combating poverty requires action on many fronts.

We have made progress on so many other fronts.

The public health successes can now be seen on many fronts.

Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan are actively opening up and working together on many fronts.

Although progress had been made on many fronts since January 2005, gaps still remained.

That raises the question of globalization, which entails concerted action on many fronts by the international community.

Peace On All Fronts?

We, in Bangladesh, are particularly proud of our contribution to peacekeeping on many simultaneous fronts across the globe.

The Department has faced an unprecedented test in mobilizing resources to engage in this public debate simultaneously on so many fronts.

President elect Barack Obama will have to deal with disasters on many fronts as his administration takes over the reins of government.

The government has responded forcefully on four fronts.

The situation therefore required action on several fronts.

Over the years, the international community has endeavoured on many fronts to prevent the weaponization of, and an arms race in, outer space.

On all fronts, there has not been much progress.

There had been tangible progress on many fronts, but new challenges had also emerged, most of which stemmed from the age old problem of poverty.

Since that time, we have made progress on multiple fronts.

Within 48 hours, Israel seemed on the verge of defeat on both fronts.

We have clearly made progress on some fronts, but perhaps regressed on others.

Unfortunately, nothing is being done on either of these crucial fronts.

It was heartening that progress had been made on some fronts.

But then we must make progress on the political and security fronts.

To achieve that we need to make rapid progress on three fronts.

We are aware from the report of the Secretary General that the African countries have taken action on many fronts, including in infrastructure development, information and communication technology, health, education, agriculture and many other important areas.

So far, America s economic policymakers have fallen short on all of these fronts.

On all fronts demographic, economic, military, and political India is far above Pakistan.

Similar efforts are underway on many other fronts the control of worm infections and leprosy, and now a major global effort to bring malaria deaths nearly to zero by 2015.

We hope to see progress on many fronts, so that both Mr. Gambari's visit and the possible visit by the Secretary General can advance our work and our common agenda.

On two fronts, Kaufman has against long odds actually managed to make substantial steps.

Moreover, political and policy uncertainties on the fiscal, debt, taxation, and regulatory fronts abound.

To be sure, the world has seen progress on some fronts in recent decades.

There is also a need for appropriate standards on the social and environmental fronts.

The Commission also pointed to several other fronts on which further work was necessary.

But they must also continue to try to preempt confrontation with Russia on all fronts.

The fight is happening on various fronts, against both ISIS and Assad's forces at once.

Today, China is not shy about showcasing its military capabilities and asserting itself on multiple fronts.

After conquering Kishinev in August 1944, the Belorussian and Ukrainian Fronts began their march on Berlin.

UNIFEM played a key role in supporting countries to move forward on all of those fronts.

From Christmas to that particular day Sunday it was relatively calm in Darfur on all fronts.

Moreover, there are important stirrings in Japan that suggest change on both the economic and security fronts.

But no significant improvement on these fronts can occur without thoroughly refashioning the country s decision making process.

Putin s Russia is not Yeltsin s Russia, when the West could simply shunt aside Russian concerns. Europe is vulnerable on many fronts, particularly in view of its dependence on Russian energy, while America s weakened presidency has diminished US influence in Russia.

Europe is being cautious in the name of avoiding debt and defending the euro, whereas the US has moved on many fronts in order not to waste an ideal opportunity to implement badly needed structural reforms.

I wish to acknowledge the considerable assistance we have received from the United Nations on many fronts and, in particular, to commend the energetic efforts of Ambassador Ashraf Qazi, the Special Representative of the Secretary General.

Increasing the availability of a proper education to women will be remarkably beneficial on a variety of fronts.

Appropriate laws and regulations on the above fronts need to be backed by effective enforcement, which, in many respects, calls for a strengthening of the administrative infrastructure and the courts and for tackling the problem of corruption.