Grit is the tenacity to keep going in the face of challenge.

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Meeting the challenges adaptation, flexibility and professionalism

Multilateral cooperation is very important in facing new challenges to peace and security.

At the same time, we urge them to face the challenges that still remain.

My Government is, however, determined to meet the challenges head on.

In that way we will be true to our ideals and able to meet all the challenges.

In the face of the major challenges of our times, Obama has taken a stand with a comprehensive doctrine.

As a result, Palestinians face their most difficult challenge since 1948.

Extended kinship, then, is a survival strategy in the face of economic difficulties.

The Security Council and regional organizations facing the new challenges to international peace and security.

The international community is capable of meeting the challenges facing it and of resolving complex problems.

Iraqis should be respected for their resilience and determination in rising up to the challenges they face every day.

In the face of serious challenges, the Iraqi people have reached significant milestones in achieving that goal.

We also hear ever louder calls for more effective global coordination in meeting the great challenges of our times.

Turning its back in the face of such challenges is no longer a viable American option.

Those challenges must be addressed in parallel with the imperative to continue to increase the resources available.

We trust that the international community will maintain its full support to the region, particularly in the face of those challenges.

Indonesia will continue to support any efforts to strengthen and revitalize the effectiveness of the United Nations in facing new challenges.

She hoped that the country would manage the financial challenges that accompanied transition situations.

We're going to face two really thorny sets of challenges as we head deeper into the future that we're creating.

In the face of today s global challenges, the only possible response must be global.

Failure to meet these challenges will limit the impact and sustainability of any measures adopted.

Even the most powerful States are not able to face and deal with new challenges alone.

Similarly, it made it clear that the United Nations is able to face the challenges brought about up by the new realities.

The main challenge for the Assembly is to forge onward, keeping in mind that the road ahead is full of seemingly insurmountable challenges.

We will continue our efforts to support the activities of the IAEA and to strengthen its capacity to face new challenges.

To meet some of those challenges, the Swedish partnership project Genderforce has been initiated.

These challenges can be effectively handled only with the fullest State support and cooperation.

In confronting those challenges, MONUC could not afford to operate without comprehensive administrative and budgetary oversight.

Multilateral Treaty Framework An invitation to Universal Participation Focus 2005 Responding to Global Challenges

The measure of the Organization's progress would be its capacity to meet challenges that evolved over time.

We're continuously trying to straddle different worlds, different cultures and trying to meet the challenges of a different expectation from ourselves and from others.

Nothing could be worse for Maliki than explicit authorization for attacks on Shi a militias, and the near term survival of his government is crucial if any progress is to be made on the political challenges facing all of Iraq s factions.

The United Nations and regional organizations should play complementary roles in facing the challenges to international peace and security.

The Convention will be open for signature on the first day of the Focus 2005 Treaty Event Responding to Global Challenges.

Together, let us encourage the international community to give them the support they need and deserve in confronting the challenges that lie ahead .

The trust it reposed in the United Nations and its system augurs well for strengthening the United Nations to face new challenges.

52. Mr. GERVAIS (Côte d apos Ivoire) said that the Committee faced a daunting task in confronting the world apos s current economic and social challenges.

It is not yet clear whether Yar Adua s government can meet these challenges.

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There is a pressing need to strengthen the multilateral negotiating forums to enable them to face the new challenges efficiently.

Meeting these challenges also requires close cooperation and real solidarity amongst all the players on the world stage.

The United Nations is surely in a position to meet these challenges and to offer the right and appropriate solutions to the States.

And then we're off to the races, because I don't believe for a second that we have forgotten how to solve tough challenges or that we have become too apathetic or hard hearted to even try.