This change, this change. To see change that we must have if we care about the future.

We must change for our own good.

We also must plan to change for the long term.

In this coming year, we must and can see change.

We agree that change must come, but also that it must come with increased effectiveness.

Instead, we must come together to bring about far reaching change.

This must change.

Reform must continue, and change must happen.

While we need to be passionate about climate change, we must also be pragmatic about how we address it.

Our attitudes must change.

We must change the way the world goes about the business of providing development aid.

But we must also keep in mind that crisis brings with it opportunities for change.

If we want to change the world for the better, we must start by believing that it is possible.

This absurd situation must change.

The IMF must change this.

That must change as well.

Our leadership must accept change.

We must understand that we are the potential, the solution, the force for change and I say must because young people and adults must understand what youth means it means potential energy, the solutions.

We must change attitudes to the CD by changing our own attitude to the work upon which we should be engaged.

We must mobilize the political will to change negative trends, in order to prevent polarization and pessimism.

To tackle global food security successfully, we must change the way we treat rural development, which requires adopting a much more bottom up approach.

The pace of change, however, must be accelerated.

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This must change if Russia is to prevent future Beslans.

In the process, change must be as democratic as possible.

First, while the West must play a critical supporting role, change must come from within the region.

We need to focus not only on the European Union s specific policies, but also on how to change its politics a change that must place economic growth at the top of the agenda.

If change is inevitable, we must make our economies more flexible and prepare to live with the consequences. There is no other way.

We must keep on pressing for the development and adoption of strategies that mitigate, and build resilience to, the impact of climate change.

If NATO is to succeed, this must change without further delay.

Political parties everywhere must now become an agent for similar change.

If Russia truly wants respect and influence, it must change course.

If Venezuela is to reform, change must start at the top.

And if we change it, if we change our formula for happiness and success, what we can do is change the way that we can then affect reality.

I think we all if we don't look in the data we underestimate the tremendous change in Asia, which was in social change before we saw the economical change.

But for this institution to become an engine of change in the twenty first century, it must now change itself.

And if we can change the lens, not only can we change your happiness, we can change every single educational and business outcome at the same time.

Change cannot be imposed from outside, it must be cultivated from within.

The international community must also focus on stemming man made environmental change.

Above all, the Fund must change how it is perceived from outside.

Yet all of us here know that the United Nations must change.

Climate change is a priority that the whole international community must tackle.

Lasting change must be achieved if the objectives were to be reached.

What had become clear from the progress achieved was that in order to change the realities of women's everyday lives, laws and policies must be implemented and attitudes and practices must change.

And because we are living in a world of accelerating change, it is useless to think that our goal must be to fight a rearguard defense of what we have and what we stand for.