But we need more much more to sustain the momentum for achieving lasting peace and stability.

6. Emphasizes the need to sustain the momentum generated by the High level Dialogue in subsequent discussions

Emerging market countries elsewhere have made considerable reform progress of late, but they must sustain the momentum to guard against potential shocks.

The Court must, however, make efforts to sustain that momentum in order to further minimize delays and eventually eliminate the present backlog.

This facilitated a two decade long economic boom, while reducing pressure on governments to sustain the momentum of progress toward greater energy efficiency.

I urge Governments to reach out to the United Nations Designated Officials in their countries, so that we can sustain the current momentum.

We expect the parties, with the support of the international community, to take advantage of the present opportunities and to sustain this favourable momentum.

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.

For that reason, my main message today is to stay the course and to encourage and sustain the important momentum already created for the immediate future and beyond.

Japan s leaders are perhaps counting on the continuity of India s strategic policies, which would require the Indian government that emerges from next year s general election to sustain the momentum of cooperation.

Efforts must be made by all parties, including the international community, to seize the present opportunities and sustain the political momentum in order to foster further progress in the peace process.

There are several angular momentum operators total angular momentum (usually denoted J), orbital angular momentum (usually denoted L), and spin angular momentum (spin for short, usually denoted S).

Don t look to emerging markets, either. Desperate to sustain their political and economic momentum, most have taken a wide variety of steps to prevent their economies from feeling the full brunt of the commodity price hikes.

There was a need to sustain strong momentum, and China was willing to join others in promoting the negotiating process towards a successful sixth WTO Ministerial Conference and a fruitful conclusion of the Doha round in 2006.

Momentum is growing.

A critical challenge for the majority of countries is thus to sustain the momentum of policy and institutional reform, in some cases widening the reforms to areas as yet untouched, and for several countries to start the reform process in earnest.

But, despite modest material support, the US could not sustain a government that could not sustain itself.

Although the United Nations has made significant progress in implementing the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), it is clear that more political will and concrete action are needed to sustain the momentum and, as the Secretary General put it yesterday, turn poverty into history.

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We must regain our momentum.

The political momentum is there.

Both now sustain his rule.

The reform momentum must be used.

Integration had its own historical momentum if and when it goes into reverse, that process will have a counter momentum.

We wish for momentum on that issue.

Italy s new leadership must sustain this progress.

Free enterprise and democracy sustain each other.

Relations with the EU have gained significant momentum.

This trend has gathered momentum in recent months.

This trend has gathered momentum in recent months.

But maintaining the momentum is becoming increasingly difficult.

It will be important to sustain this initiative.

But the positive momentum for reconciliation must be intensified.

Indeed, regional free trade agreements are gaining momentum worldwide.

The amount of change in momentum is called impulse.

We must capture that momentum and build upon it.

The momentum for institutional reform must not be lost.

China welcomed the momentum achieved in the reform process.

There has been political momentum since 31 December 2004.

But reform momentum is tugging in two, quite opposite, directions.

This process is gaining momentum, the Conference is being enlarged.

The summit has provided essential momentum for more effective multilateralism.

How long can Japan sustain this period of harmonious stagnation?

Finally, we must reorganize ourselves to sustain such a course.

This view of Cameron s position is now difficult to sustain.