They do so partly in the hope of attracting much needed services FDI.

This has brought the region much needed stability.

A national reconciliation process is very much needed.

Much more effort, however, will be needed to implement the commitments made in these various declarations and to do so quickly.

Much of what socialism built needed to be undone.

I know what I needed, a much better balance.

Yet the EBRD does more than make much needed loans.

That, in turn, deprives poor families of much needed income.

Sami needed money so bad.

Increasing the involvement of young people will fuel much needed implementation.

That would free up much needed resources for investment in development.

So pervasive is this tension, in fact, that any chance of even beginning the much needed reconciliation process must now be pushed far into the future.

So a hardheaded, credible, and, above all, impartial analysis, which would provide a much needed dose of pragmatism and realism to the debate, is long overdue.

A pool of staff with diverse backgrounds and experiences was much needed.

However, we know that much more is needed from all of us.

And so they needed to be able to quickly transform between different theater organizations, and for operational budget reasons, this actually no longer happens in pretty much any multi form theater in the United States, so we needed to figure out a way to overcome that.

The region needs sustainable policies aimed at bringing about much needed economic diversification.

Thus, it would provide a much needed boost to these countries struggling economies.

We believe that the proposed Peacebuilding Commission can provide the much needed coordination.

So a European Islam is needed urgently.

Thanks so much.

Doing so would not only sustain the growth momentum of these economies, but would contribute to global recovery by generating much needed additional demand in the developed countries.

It is therefore hoped that other African countries would volunteer to be peer reviewed, as failure to do so would very likely influence negatively on much needed investments.

Much research is needed to understand which interventions or restrictions on individual choice are needed to make certain kinds of market equilibria stable.

And it really needed to get much lower than that to be cost effective.

It is finally leading, for example, to the much needed discussion of budget cuts.

Iran has put into place much of what is needed to produce nuclear weapons.

After the military coup in 1952, the Soviets provided much of the needed aid.

In many respects, the outcome document presented to us today presents much needed progress.

It's so much more subtle, so much more visceral you know, what's visible, what's not.

So Russia needed to adjust its foreign policy.

Now, not so much.

So much has changed.

Thank you so much!

A bride price or dowry can also be a much needed windfall for desperate families.

These two measures were both timely and vital, creating a much needed period of calm.

That, in our view, would enhance the much needed economic development in the affected countries.

By 1850, however, he was again working as hard as ever and had extended his practice so much that he needed to move to a larger house in Russell Square.

Our societies have never been so educated, have never been so energized, have never been so healthy, have never known so much, cared so much, or wanted to do so much, and it is a genius of the local.

So far, the IMF has reacted with newfound vigor, establishing a much needed short term lending facility, which may well need to be expanded if emerging markets come under greater pressure.

Seldom have so few done so much damage to so many.

The EU integration process is also proving a powerful driver for much needed reform in Bosnia.

All of this amounts to a much needed and often advocated Marshall Plan for the periphery.

Although much progress is being made in the fight against malaria, major interventions are still needed.

I hope it will provide much needed impetus to the cause of non proliferation and disarmament.