Political will and commitment

To address the situation will require real political will.

This will require political will and leadership on our part.

The country will descend deeper into authoritarianism, political divisions will become irreconcilable, and yet another political rupture may become inevitable.

Political contexts matter, the Israelis will argue.

The political will was there in 2000.

A reaffirmation of political will is essential.

This will not come cheap, and therefore will entail substantial political risks.

For the latter, we will need much political will and many compromises.

A second component is political will and timing.

What is required is not simply political will.

As social tensions increase, political turmoil will follow.

Political stability and economic growth will both suffer.

Our political system will be extremely open, flexible.

But do we also have the political will?

Here, too, political will is the crucial ingredient.

In conclusion, political will is key to success.

But will the political transition ultimately lead to democracy?

In conflict situations, preventing displacement primarily requires political will.

Implementing these reforms will require political courage and vision.

Religiously colored political violence will always attract some professionals.

That will be tough to do for political reasons.

Most important is our need to generate political will.

We have work to do. And we can mobilize resources and political will. But the political will has to be mobilized, in order to mobilize the resources.

The next few weeks will provide plenty of political drama.

Moreover, the social and political backlash eventually will become overwhelming.

That route will lead only to moral and political decay.

So what is needed is not negotiations, but political will.

This will influence Russia's political mentality more than anything else.

This struggle will ultimately define the political structure of Iraq.

Political, security and economic challenges will continue to confront Iraq.

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Historically, we used to have this type of political will.

Delivering these benefits to ever more people will require resources, international cooperation, and political will.

(b) Mobilize the necessary political will to teach our societies about the culture of human rights and ensure consistency between that political will and practices on the ground

Unless Islamists are brought permanently into the political fold, political Islam will return in more violent forms in the future.

The other Political Affairs Officer and the Associate Political Affairs Officer will be stationed at the headquarters office in Abidjan.

In the meantime, political, social, and economic chaos will deepen, and Haiti's impoverished people will suffer.

However, the results will depend on the political will and relevant technical capacity of Member States.

Political Islam and how it develops will be the second factor.

Ethnic conflicts in outlying regions will also test Xi s political control.

Somewhat paradoxically, the election of Rowhani will strengthen their political hand.

Achieving an agreement also requires political will at the highest levels.

I happen to believe that the political transition will occur smoothly.

Some will object that dire warnings of political reaction are overdrawn.