Clearly, there are major policy, institutional and financial challenges that need to be addressed.

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

We are gathered here because we are aware that those challenges cannot be addressed individually by each country.

The challenges posed by the initiative in this domain are formidable and will be addressed later.

There are challenges. There are challenges.

No lasting solution to today apos s various problems can be sought unless the developmental challenges are adequately addressed.

Several countries addressed the specific needs and challenges of rural women.

The unique challenges of landlocked and small island developing nations were addressed.

This imbalance must be addressed if we are to meet effectively the complex of challenges facing us in the transition period.

A number of legal, logistical and practical challenges have yet to be addressed.

In a world of interconnected threats and challenges, it is in each country's self interest that all of them are addressed effectively.

Over the last ten years, the US has not successfully addressed these four challenges.

Those challenges are interlinked.

Iraq's challenges are also the challenges of the international community.

Today, we feel called upon to seek reform of the United Nations itself, for we are faced with the formidable challenges of development, security and human rights three challenges that are interlinked and interdependent and that cannot be addressed separately.

Inflation, if not addressed now, could seriously compromise the region s ability to meet those challenges.

With the entire Middle East undergoing a generational transformation, regional challenges cannot be addressed separately.

This was followed by the Monterrey Conference, which addressed the challenges of financing for development.

The challenges created by such situations in both economic and social terms should be addressed.

There are still challenges ahead.

But the challenges are daunting.

The challenges ahead are formidable.

The Unit's major challenges are

The challenges ahead are enormous.

Still, formidable challenges are involved.

Are there hidden engineering challenges?

The development challenges in Africa are just one example of how tough societal problems can be addressed by the design and spread of improved technologies.

These challenges must be addressed if developing country governments are to use OFDI a means of enterprise internationalization to enhance the competitiveness of their enterprises.

International watersheds, fisheries, acid rain, air pollution and climate change are transboundary environmental challenges that require cooperation between countries in order to be addressed effectively.

In an increasingly interconnected world, significant challenges can be addressed only through regional and global partnerships.

However, challenges remain and they are being addressed through policy and legislative initiatives and the creation of innovative partnerships with the donor community and civil society.

The challenges facing both are monumental.

Africa s development challenges are well known.

But these challenges are not insurmountable.

So policymakers are facing difficult challenges.

Of course, there are practical challenges.

There are many obstacles and challenges.

But these challenges are not insurmountable.

The challenges they face are immense.

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

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

The challenges are formidable, and the stakes are high.

The challenges are great and the stakes are high.

Despite the many tangible signs of progress, there are still significant challenges that need to be urgently addressed to ensure that the peace process remains on track.

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