We believe that we need more than just recognition.

As one Permanent Representative from a developed country recently said, we need more than momentum we need results.

Evolution, more than revolution, is what we need in the future.

We need many, many times more non carbon based energy than is currently produced.

We now urgently need US leadership that envisions peace rather than war as the solution.

But rather than thinking rationally, the government only says we need to eradicate child labor.

We need variety. We need surprise.

We need look no further than the temple of Indian democracy to see it in action.

Debt alone consumes four times more budget resources than those we need for education and health.

In short, we need to transform the Mediterranean countries into producers rather than consumers of regional stability.

We also need the regional organizations we need civil society we need the non governmental organizations.

We had created expectations that were much higher than what we could have possibly achieved, at a time when the United Nations seemed more in need of reform than ever before.

We need to know why some forms of collective irrationality gain a stronger grip on us than others.

What an irony that more than 60 years later we need to undergo the same shift in mindset.

We need to strengthen multilateralism we need to strengthen international cooperation we need to strengthen international solidarity.

We need many more, and we need them fast.

Climate change is already a heavy topic, and it's getting heavier because we're understanding that we need to do more than we are.

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

However, in a crowded and loud city like Cairo, we sometimes need more than a spoken language to communicate.

We're here to help you. We need data. We need to know what you need.

We don't need to invent solutions because we have them cash flow loans based in income rather than assets, loans that use secure contracts rather than collateral, because women often don't own land.

Is it not enough for us to be well off? Why do we need to be better off than others?

And we, the peoples of the United Nations, need, more than ever before, a strong United Nations to accomplish them.

We don't need more data we need a good theory about it.

He asserted that we can have meaningful leisure rather than destructive unemployment, and that we do not need a whirling dervish economy dependent on compulsive consumption.

Thus, we should also accept the need for much more conservative fiscal positioning than was thought necessary even three years ago.

It is a path that we desperately need them to choose, but one that also means greater negotiating power for poorer countries than we have ever seen.

We need Ghandis.

We need rules!

We need rain.

We need help.

We need America.

We need helium, and the helium is what we really need to go deep.

More than ever, we need a forum with universal representation, in which the crucial issues of today's world can be democratically debated.

First, we need to develop a global awareness campaign to inspire local communities and governments to create no take reserves that are better than what we have now.

But that's not all what we need to do. We need to use active systems.

We need an exercise. We need a framework to learn how to be more mindful.

At the same time we're saying, Yes, we need more. We need to move forward.

We need to think of others as members of our kin, and we need forgiveness.

too much information, I think, than you might need.

They need, much more than anything else, your acceptance.

She mentioned the need for millennium development goal number eight to be specified, saying we need deadlines, we need targets and we need commitments. She went on to express that we must create opportunities and not destroy them.

Rather than second guessing the negotiators or the very possibility of successful negotiations we all need to understand the stakes a little better.

It means that I believe we are better than this and we deserve better than this. While he agrees there are other deserving causes which need attention, such as Saudi Arabia's 75 detainees in Guantanamo Bay, Saudi Jeans notes

We need a revolution.