The power of death shall never be vanquished.

But to be sure, with effective national and international efforts, they can be overcome.

The differences between the parties can be bridged if there is the political will to do so.

Even Marx knew that the iron laws of economics could not be overcome by wishful thinking.

Some people are giving up the battle, claiming that the narcotics problem is insurmountable.

Doctrinal and administrative difficulties in working with other international organizations can be overcome.

But in practice there is an insurmountable difficulty with this approach.

But there is a difficult legacy to overcome.

The problems caused by the 24 year old civil war could not be overcome overnight.

These obstacles must be overcome.

Main actors and barriers to be overcome

All three situations had appeared to present the insurmountable problems of unending and seemingly irreconcilable conflicts.

We know the problems, and we are trying our best to overcome them.

She could make him fall even without pushing him. American?

Problems confronting the twenty first century, he said, could only be overcome if we joined forces.

(Hayekians object to this, arguing that, because the crisis was caused by excessive credit, it cannot be overcome with more.)

Key obstacles barriers and challenges to be overcome

We considered the issues under dispute as common obstacles to be overcome.

So that's essentially the force of friction that you are overcoming

Disease will not be overcome by traditional diplomatic démarches.

We believe that these obstacles are not insurmountable provided that there is honest commitment and solidarity on the part of the international community.

The 1980 Convention can be a dynamic treaty only if it deals with problems before they become overwhelming.

The problems it has created will continue for many years and will require ever increasing means and efforts to overcome them.

The violence is not insurmountable political will and transparency could help contain it.

But it has also become clear that these complexities can be overcome.

The technical problems seemed insurmountable, so researchers since the 1960s have sought to deposit GaN on a base of readily available sapphire.

The original enthusiasm for peace keeping operations has gradually cooled down with the knowledge that there are many obstacles that the United Nations cannot overcome.

However, many obstacles lie ahead.

As is widely recognized, the problems of the Conference are of a political nature and can be overcome only by political decisions developed in capitals.

The issue of the new mandate of the United Nations and the role of the observer States had been extensively discussed and was not expected to present insurmountable difficulties.

The third noble truth said that ignorance can be overcome.

70. With respect to economic and technical cooperation among developing countries, there were serious structural bottlenecks that needed to be squarely addressed.

First, there is the economic and financial crisis that we are only slowly overcoming.

The differing constitutional requirements of States will be one of the major hurdles to be overcome.

His reign was punctuated by a series of internal conflicts which he managed to overcome.

We are convinced that only the repatriation and reinstallation of refugees and displaced persons can remedy the problem, which has become worldwide in scope and difficult to overcome.

The problems that might exist in implementing them should be identified and States should be assisted in overcoming them.

Ongoing dialogue between the International Monetary Fund and a number of funding, technical and implementing partners is creating a better understanding of macroeconomic concerns and how these can be overcome.

Only in that way can hunger, poverty and disease be overcome on a lasting basis.

But things are all right. How suddenly this can overcome someone!

Globalization therefore entrenches dualism, rather than helping to overcome it.

Yet there are still considerable roadblocks to overcome.

In the same spirit, Secretary General Kofi Annan pointed out the contradictions to be overcome, stating

Political exigencies may have slowed implementation in some cases, and these need to be overcome.

Nevertheless, they must not obstruct or paralyse us. Setbacks and problems exist to be overcome.