They must be addressed.

Let us show the will to face up to it.

Three tasks must now be addressed.

The issue was certainly a difficult one, but it must be tackled.

In other areas, problems had been resolved or addressed.

Strengthen disaster preparedness for effective response at all levels

Unless the growing prevalence of serious psychopathology is taken seriously and addressed effectively, it is likely to become the only indicator of American leadership.

In this respect, patterns of discrimination and disadvantage, if unchecked, have the potential to develop into levels of violence that may reach genocidal proportions.

It has to be arrested and reversed with all the political will we can muster.

Strengthen disaster preparedness for effective response at all levels.

Reducing carbon dioxide emissions must be tackled as a matter of urgency.

First of all, understanding the root causes of terrorism and addressing them.

If unaddressed, the repression could have implications for regional stability.

My delegation hopes that these weaknesses will be effectively addressed during the 1995 Conference.

In short, AIDS is an exceptional problem which demands an exceptional response.

As one problem area arises and is acted upon, another one soon reveals itself.

The issues themselves are closely interlinked and must be addressed in a holistic manner.

Everyone is addressed by his her given name.

(e) Strengthen disaster preparedness for effective response at all levels.

However, there are some issues of concern and challenges that need to be addressed.

As the causes of conflict are varied, so must be the means of addressing them.

The political talks in Abuja should be delinked from security matters, which are addressed through the ceasefire agreement bodies and AMIS.

If not addressed through direct measures, all of Asia will suffer.

Currently you send these remotely controlled vehicles that are armed.

These are significant challenges, but meeting them is essential for the future of an Iraq which will be stable, united and democratic.

There is still much to be done to raise awareness of these problems with a view to addressing them adequately.

A small nation, particularly a small island nation, faces problems which, when faced by that nation alone, may prove insurmountable.

We hope that similar progress will be made with States that are able but unwilling to confront terrorism.

This means addressing the factors that contribute to support for and recruitment by terrorist groups.

Unfortunately, the decreased water resource base is a reality that must be addressed in a long term perspective.

Once charged with protecting national borders, we are all called upon to address dangers that know no borders.

But the problem of illicit narcotics must be fought back home, in our respective countries.

That is leading to a lot of problems which we need to address.

If that challenge is not met, 2010 will be a year in which Latin America will live dangerously.

Humanitarian efforts are welcome, but their impact will remain limited unless the root causes of the Israeli Palestinian conflict are addressed.

Providing effective protection from violence and appropriate material support to the displaced remains an unresolved challenge.

If left unchallenged, that virus could cause the first pandemic of the twenty first century.

The tsunami in the Indian Ocean was a horrible tragedy, in response to which the international community has displayed solidarity.

Stronger punishments should be established for perpetrators of terrorist acts in national laws.

In an increasingly interdependent world, key problems had become complex, and it was necessary to address them comprehensively and globally.

Experience with previous transitions may not be applicable to many of the situations that should be addressed.

These are the unfortunate negative consequences of our rejoining the world without the necessary experience, they are difficult to address.

Economic destruction causes immense and intolerable human misery. But there are only two global threats that, if mishandled, can destroy life on this planet as we know it.

The success of the (Mr. Ould Mohamed Lemine, Mauritania) Fourth World Conference on Women would be evaluated on the basis of the degree to which it enabled the international community to take up that challenge.

These problems will then be attacked through sustained policies and programmes, including new or revised policies and programmes, where necessary.