Meeting the challenge

The Director went on to outline how UNHCR hoped to address this challenge.

We must confront this challenge in order to ensure that the Treaty remains relevant.

This is a challenge the people of South Africa will

Striking that balance is the biggest challenge facing China.

Yet, the international community had failed to meet the challenge.

He called on the World Urban Forum to embrace this challenge.

The United Nations is now turning to face this new challenge.

Rather than face up to the challenge, leaders first procrastinated and then buckled under pressure.

This Organization is the only universal body with the legitimacy to take up this challenge.

The forthcoming biennium will provide a critical test of the Organization apos s ability to respond to this challenge.

Bush failed the challenge, and America lost the opportunity because of his wrong choices .

But there can be no success in that challenge without international cooperation.

But if it is to meet this challenge successfully, it must be made more efficient, effective and alert.

Facing up to that reality will be the main challenge for Europe s leaders in 2013.

It is therefore important that EU governments turn their attention to this challenge.

To address that challenge, there had been increasing discussion of new and innovative ways of financing.

To face this global picture, WHO is undertaking the necessary measures to cope with the new challenge.

Iran s main diplomatic challenge will center on its nuclear program and relations with the United States.

The most immediate challenge is to safeguard the financial system s stability against external shocks.

The first challenge for authorities is to regulate power generation very differently.

I am confident that both Africa and its development partners and friends will rise up to that challenge.

In order to do this, however, several other challenges must be dealt with

I spent an awful lot of time dealing with the challenge of nuclear arms control the nuclear arms race.

The Western response to this challenge must go beyond rhetoric. What matters most right now is massive economic and military assistance.

The challenge, however, can be tackled in the long run only by acknowledging the interlinkage between security and development.

That is a tremendous challenge, but we all realize what is at stake, and we are determined to meet the challenge.

An effort was needed to increase the financial support to assist developing countries to address the climate change challenge.

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

The biggest challenge for the world may well be what to do about Iran s nuclear program.

But, unfortunately, in a Republic with a ramshackle economy and which is financially bereft, it is impossible for this challenge to be met.

The continued commitment of the international community is vital to help meet this challenge.

My delegation urges the United Nations to take up the challenge and pledges its full support for these efforts.

The SDGs can do the same for the complex challenge of achieving sustainable development.

The hardest challenge will be for economies mired in oligarchic capitalism to accomplish a similar transition.

So Clinton has set the stage for exploring a possible joint venture with China on meeting the challenge of climate change.

If we fail to meet the challenge, the global crisis will endanger the world for years to come.

Faced with the violation of all their human rights, indigenous people had repeatedly struggled to protect them, and governments were faced with the challenge of meeting their demands with at least a modicum of consistency.

Navigating this interplay between law and politics is perhaps the ICC s greatest challenge.

Clinton s primary challenge as secretary of state was to recast the very nature of US involvement in global affairs.

The looming accession process will be even more painful, but Turkey s people are firmly resolved to face this challenge.

Against this eight year long challenge, questions of the shape of the agenda clearly pale in comparison.

That challenge could be met only through new thinking, new policies and decisive action within the urban domain.

Failure to meet this challenge would mean greater inequality and poverty, which would only breed further tension.

So it is astonishing that Europe is doing exactly the opposite firmly closing its eyes to the strategic challenge posed by Turkey.