Our need for Indians, is like our need for air

Our need for connection, our need for separateness, or our need for security and adventure, or our need for togetherness and for autonomy, and if you think about the little kid who sits on your lap and who is cozily nested here and very secure and comfortable, and at some point all of us need to go out into the world to discover and to explore.

Our most important institutions, our schools and our workplaces, they are designed mostly for extroverts and for extroverts' need for lots of stimulation.

How then can we not reaffirm our need for expertise and know how from the rich countries? Our needs for the mechanical and industrial wherewithal to develop our small and medium sized enterprises and industries, our need for digital solidarity to speed our development?

We need the world to support our plans for reintegration.

So reconciling our need for security and our need for adventure into one relationship, or what we today like to call a passionate marriage, used to be a contradiction in terms.

We need a drastic change in the way we think and behave to transform Bulgaria for the better, for ourselves, for our friends, for our family and for our future.

We need to set our goals and monitor our performance.

Our delegation is aware of the need for a more competent and effective Secretariat.

On the one hand, our need for security, for predictability, for safety, for dependability, for reliability, for permanence all these anchoring, grounding experiences of our lives that we call home.

We didn't need them in order to terrorise others, and they didn't need our permission to come through our closed airports.

We must set our priorities around their need for more opportunities, jobs, and social justice.

Or perhaps you never learn, like one of our friends who always misestimates the amount of labna we need for our household.

We need to begin from the position that our knowledge, our power, our legitimacy is limited.

All of us need to raise our game.

We need to think of others as members of our kin, and we need forgiveness.

It's about us and our greed and our need for growth and our inability to imagine a world that is different from the selfish world we live in today.

Our demand for meat, dairy and refined carbohydrates the world consumes one billion cans or bottles of Coke a day our demand for these things, not our need, our want, drives us to consume way more calories than are good for us.

The deeper and overriding point of Kaufman s critique of our system is the need for tough laws.

Most important is our need to generate political will.

We need all of their voices to reverberate strongly, shaping our thinking and our policies.

They need our help. They need the cavalry, and the cavalry's not going to come from Mars.

We need to look carefully at our zero tolerance policies.

But we also need modesty about ourselves and our societies.

They and their Government need our understanding, cooperation and support.

We obviously use cropland, grazing land, forests, and fishing grounds to produce our food, fiber, and timber, and we need space for our houses, roads, and cities.

We need to communicate our positions clearly to policymakers and reinforce incentives for countries to take appropriate corrective actions.

But for our people to enjoy the fruits of greater democracy, we need urgent international economic and financial assistance.

The Millennium Development Goals give us hope for a better future, but the political message that emerged from our debate is clear we need to redouble our efforts.

Our peoples, with emerging economies, do not need charity, but solidarity.

Today more than ever, our Organization is in need of reform.

As such, we need to deliver on our commitments and promises.

Sixthly, we need to strengthen our collective expertise and human resources.

We need to work together to embrace and repair our land, repair our power systems and repair ourselves.

As for Americans, we need to learn from what happened in Iraq, lest our hubris doom us to similar ventures.

As for Americans, we need to learn from what happened in Iraq, lest our hubris doom us to similar ventures.

We are aware of the need to strengthen our mechanisms for dialogue and coordination in order to harness that potential.

Obviously, for our new President to be able to take power on 7 February, first we need to hold elections.

Our need for better highways cannot have declined on the contrary, given population growth, the need for investment can only have become more pronounced. So why are we not well into a highway construction boom?

The Ebola crisis has shown that we need to think about developing our ability to innovate at the most basic level. Just as health care systems in the developing world need to be strengthened, we also need to build up our capacity to develop new solutions for similar challenges when they arise.

Well we need a neural interface, a way to connect to our nervous system or our thought processes so that it's intuitive, it's natural, like for you and I.

But, faced with the need to manage climate risk for our investors and our descendants, we believe the Blueprints outcomes provide the best balance between economy, energy, and environment.

Just when they stop needing our help taking a bath, they need our help dealing with cyberstalking or bullying.

Meaning The artistic director doesn't necessarily need to go through our lobby.

In Africa, we need to manage our resources sustainably, accountably, and responsibly.