Need for greater international cooperation.

We need greater innovation in finding solutions.

Clearly, we need greater private sector participation.

UNICEF agrees that there is a need for greater harmonization.

The greater the degree of contact, the greater the need for promoting ideals of tolerance and understanding of differences.

In addition to the need for greater coordination of criminal justice at the national level, there is also a need for greater coordination at the regional and international levels.

The need for renewed attention to Afghanistan could hardly be greater.

But for that to happen, the latter two need a greater say.

There is a greater need for the mandatory provision of citizenship education.

In particular, there is a need for greater involvement of indigenous peoples.

In the Roadmap, the need for greater coordination and coherence was recognized.

We would need greater clarity on how this timeline could be achieved.

Indeed, only crisis seems to concentrate official minds on the need for greater cooperation.

Central Asia s economies need greater access to their neighbors markets, energy, and transportation infrastructure.

Increases in girls' enrolment will need to be even greater to achieve Goal 3.

The main challenges were the need for greater inflows of resource and greater access to markets the need for more predictability in policies and funding and the need to build Africa's capacity to manage its own development and ensure comprehensive and sustainable support for human rights.

Market turbulence demonstrates a need for some institutional mechanism that can ensure greater currency stability.

Ms. Popescu Sandru underlined the need for the greater participation of women in political bodies.

We must build greater consensus around the need for collective action and early diplomatic response, which can eliminate the need for military intervention.

Europeans also need a greater say over the EU s direction and the right to change course.

They also need an effective rapprochement going beyond diplomacy that implies greater investment in bilateral institutions.

What is notably missing is recognition of the need for greater flexibility on fiscal consolidation efforts.

We need resources to be used more efficiently and effectively and to have a greater impact.

In particular, there was agreement on the identified need for greater efficiency and effectiveness in procurement.

American and European leaders are talking about the need to promote reform in the Greater Middle East.

But all of us need to act with greater urgency in translating good intentions into concrete action.

The European Commission is already engaged in preparing such plans. They need to be given greater substance.

In agriculture, various crops need air (specifically, oxygen) to a greater or lesser depth in the soil.

Such evidence will also be used to highlight the need for investing greater resources in child protection.

There is increased awareness of the need for greater participation of women in justice and law enforcement.

You also mentioned the question of the need for greater continuity in the action of the presidency.

Looking ahead, as the threat of disintegration looms larger, the need for German leadership will be even greater.

Globalization has meant closer international integration, and that in turn has meant a greater need for collective action.

At the same time, the need for greater international and regional coordination is not limited to transnational crime.

We will need to work efficiently, with civility, discipline and a readiness to compromise for the greater good.

Third, and most importantly, they need to respond more adequately to the demands of citizens for greater participation.

In turn, the unsatisfied need is greater in rural areas (70 ) than that in the urban areas (34 ).

However, as SMEs were more risk averse, there was a greater need to ensure stability and good fundamentals.

That meeting would no doubt discuss development, emphasize the need to follow up major United Nations summits and conferences and create an even greater need for capacity building.

For years, I, along with many others, have complained that emerging markets need greater representation in global financial governance.

Growth will need to rely to a much greater extent on sustained improvements in human capital, institutions, and governance.

Yet it is clear to me that we need to devote greater resources to getting basic GDP numbers right.

In this geopolitical context, Europe and the US need each other more than ever, making greater transatlantic cooperation crucial.

That shows that we need to make even greater efforts to achieve the full implementation of resolution 1325 (2000).

But for our people to enjoy the fruits of greater democracy, we need urgent international economic and financial assistance.