Emphasizing the need to mobilize significant resources to support demobilization, disarmament and reintegration programmes,

If the economy were to weaken, the need for additional bank capital could be significant.

And, for the first time ever, the Maldives is in need of significant budgetary support.

There is a significant and ongoing need for secondary standard setting across the whole spectrum of human rights.

We need look no further than this description to begin to understand the significant misconceptions that surround nuclear energy.

The good news is that most governments do see the need to implement significant new regulation on financial firms.

The Romans had a significant need for good roads to extend and maintain their empire and developed Roman roads.

They have just experienced a significant jump in their national debts, and they still need to stimulate their domestic economies.

There are significant differences between jurisdictions in the way in which some of the issues arising need to be addressed.

The ongoing opening in Myanmar (Burma) shows that potentially significant political change does not need to be accompanied by regional instability.

For the Commission to play an important role, the Government would need to strengthen its powers with significant human and financial resources.

It is significant, therefore, that German political parties have emphasized the need for Merkel to raise such matters in her talks with Chinese leaders.

Governments need to tighten legislation and regulations governing production and trade, in particular on marking and tracing, and then invest significant resources in implementation.

The year 2005 is a significant one for Kosovo and the whole region of the Western Balkans. We need stability and security in Kosovo.

Developing country manufacturers need to develop systems at enterprise level to comply with these new management standards, requiring significant assistance in related capacity building.

Given the shortage of qualified candidates, and the frequent need to advertise posts more than once, significant delays have been experienced in filling posts.

Absent significant inflation, nominal house prices probably need to fall another 15 in the US, and more in Spain, the UK, and many other countries.

The market has been particularly brutal to countries that need to finance significant ongoing current account deficits, such as Brazil, India, South Africa, and Indonesia.

There is a real need for significant debt reduction or restructuring, not only for the least developed countries but also for middle income developing countries.

African countries, particularly the least developed ones, would continue to need a significant amount of help with issues related to international investment arrangements and capacity building.

Several developed countries stressed the need to give priority status to poverty reduction, if significant results are to be achieved in the sustainable management of natural resources.

Other regions, such as Sub Saharan Africa and Central and South West Asia, placed significant emphasis on detoxification, suggesting a need to strengthen preventive care and service diversification.

These are challenging times for Governments around the world since they need to respond to increasingly complex demands from their citizens and to significant changes in their global environments.

Whilst there has been significant progress in the development of new tools such as LLINs, there is the need to improve the access of endemic countries to these products.

We need to know how significant financial resources will be generated to help developing countries both limit the growth of their emissions and adapt to the effects of climate change.

Other significant developments

As a coastal nation with a significant population in low lying areas, my country emphasizes the need for new action to ensure environmental sustainability, particularly as it relates to climate change.

With regard to the peaceful settlement of disputes, he emphasized the significant role of international judicial bodies, as well as the need to support fact finding missions and facilitate their task.

That could be significant.

Significant cross jurisdictional initiatives

Recognizing also the significant efforts of small island developing States to achieve sustainable development and the need to continue to enhance their capacities to participate effectively in the multilateral financial and trading system,

He expressed concern at the significant level of sexism in the educational curriculum and stressed the urgent need for gender awareness training and for an end to discrimination in textbooks and teaching materials.

Any significant move to tackle the PDP machine will likely need to come from the Senate and its president, Ken Nnamani, who played a key role in thwarting Obasanjo s quest for a third term.

Mr. Bodini (San Marino) said that, despite widespread agreement on the need to eradicate poverty and the devotion of significant resources to that end, the achievement of the relevant Millennium Development Goal was uncertain.

These differences were highly significant.

His letters become less significant.

It is a significant achievement.

The gaps would be significant.

There were other significant reactions.

Relative poverty, however, is significant.

No significant contamination was detected.

Summary of significant accounting policies

These challenges pose a significant test for the Treaty, and need to be met firmly by upholding the Treaty's integrity and reinforcing the authority of the safeguards system of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

(8) The 24 States Parties with the responsibility for significant numbers of mine victims need to continue to do their utmost to respond in a concrete, measurable and meaningful way, and those in a position to assist them should respond to the priorities for assistance as articulated by those States Parties in need.

Moreover, Obama has been confronted with significant constraints, including the global economic crisis, domestic political polarization, a hostile Congress, and the rise of emerging powers that need the US but are unwilling to accept its dominance.