Such problems must be addressed.

The problems of the List are being addressed.

In other areas, problems had been resolved or addressed.

India provides a good example of how these problems should be addressed.

But problems at the top of the food system must be addressed as well.

Any linguistic problems with the French version could be addressed in the drafting group.

The problems of these victims were addressed from both the legal and social standpoints.

Only the beginning of public trust will allow problems to be correctly diagnosed and addressed.

Where there are procedural or other problems these need to be addressed swiftly and constructively.

In particular, indefinite detention without trial needs to be addressed to avoid the recurrence of problems.

He regretted that the representative of Israel had not addressed those two problems in his statement.

The problems of youth in human settlements cannot be addressed without the full participation of youth in defining the problems and in identifying and implementing solutions.

The problems confronting the NPT States parties spanned the full spectrum of the issues addressed in the Treaty.

Further issues to be addressed include problems of duplication and divergence in respect of information emanating from the National AIDS Programme and SIGSA and problems of information dissemination.

Finance has long been central to thriving market democracies, which is why its current problems need to be addressed.

Problems connected with the survival of indigenous peoples themselves, however, could not be addressed at the international level alone.

This technique helps to identify the top portion of causes that need to be addressed to resolve the majority of problems.

Those problems can be addressed to an extent through the establishment of credit information systems and or government owned reporting agencies.

The National Policy addressed a number of important issues affecting women but she wondered whether there had been problems with its implementation.

However, he could assure the Committee that the problems of rural women would also be addressed at the highest levels of Government.

Argentina s high levels of social exclusion and poverty remain unsolved problems that must be addressed if long term growth is to be sustained.

Growing opposition to Syrian hegemony in Lebanon is but one of four related problems Syria faces, all of which it has addressed inadequately.

At the heart of development problems are three issues which need to be addressed, namely finance, good policies and an enabling international environment.

Though nationalist sentiment directed against external foes tends to divert attention temporarily from internal turmoil, the country s serious domestic problems need to be addressed.

In concluding the workshop, the Chair noted broad agreement among participants that the intergovernmental process faced serious problems that needed to be addressed urgently.

Nonetheless, a number of major problems remain, which can only be addressed through continued international support to Timorese law enforcement agencies beyond May 2005.

The development challenges in Africa are just one example of how tough societal problems can be addressed by the design and spread of improved technologies.

It also motivates innovators from a variety of industries to take on complex problems that must be addressed by more than one kind of invention.

In addition, an extensive military operation in Darfur would not necessarily secure the region unless it also addressed the problems in the rest of Sudan.

Other speakers addressed problems facing the Roma from Kosovo, particularly in the context of the future status of Kosovo and the Kosovo Standards Implementation Plan.

The High Commissioner should therefore continue his dialogue with IASC with a view to achieving lasting solutions that addressed the root causes of the problems.

Recognizing the problems and constraints that African countries are facing in the areas of agriculture, rural development, land, drought and desertification, and emphasizing that those problems and constraints should be adequately addressed during the sixteenth session of the Commission,

4. Reaffirms that the implementation of mobility policies, while recognizing their anticipated positive effects, may also give rise to problems and challenges that should be addressed

3. Notes that the implementation of mobility policies, while recognizing their anticipated positive effects, may also give rise to problems and challenges that should be addressed

And it is possible indeed, I suspect likely that such credit supply problems would exist even if the too big to fail problem were effectively addressed.

As a result, even if corporate governance problems in financial firms are fully addressed, a government role in regulating their compensation structures may still be warranted.

Most importantly, Americans have a remarkable tendency to reduce problems that others addressed through public policy to a matter of private choice and even personal psychology.

Ms. Ekey (Norway) said that her country believed that certain principles were important if the problems caused by anti personnel mines were to be properly addressed.

There is serious concern that the health problems of prisoners that have been caused or exacerbated by their conditions of detention are not being adequately addressed.

He also points to other important problems linked with accessing the water in developing countries, which wait to be solved, but are not addressed by the device itself.

This report provided a technical analysis of the issue and addressed the debt problems of African countries in the context of achieving the Millennium Development Goals by 2015.

But neither of the main problems confronting Europe s social security systems slow economic growth and aging populations (a function of low fertility) can be addressed at the European level.

Summing up by the Chair In concluding the workshop, the Chair noted broad agreement among participants that the intergovernmental process faced serious problems that needed to be addressed urgently.

We endorse the premise that progress in tackling the most important global problems can only be achieved if the issues of development, security and human rights are addressed jointly.

The markets are celebrating, as they have after each of the four previous euro crisis summits until they come to understand that the fundamental problems have yet to be addressed.