Reforms are needed in order better to cope with the new challenges faced by the world body.

Today no country alone can cope with global challenges.

As the United Nations faces new opportunities and challenges, it also needs reforms in order to cope with them better.

In order to cope with the unique challenges of the Anthropocene, humans need a new approach to management and strategic decision making.

It cannot begin to cope with the challenges that this will bring.

New challenges

We are impressed by his vision and dynamism, which are necessary for the United Nations to cope with the new realities and challenges of our time.

We would like to consider the challenges that the Organization will encounter in the future and how it will cope with those challenges.

Once implemented, those decisions will strengthen our ability to cope with current global threats and challenges.

New challenges called for new solutions.

New challenges call for new solutions.

Traditionally, small island developing States have acted responsibly in taking care of themselves, but globalization and technological developments have brought new challenges which require specific assistance merely to cope.

New opportunities and challenges

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Because of the uncertainties resulting from new sources of conflict among States and from the proliferation of international action on situations within States, we should adapt the Organization in order to cope with these new challenges.

To cope with climate change, we need new ways to generate power.

New circumstances imposed new challenges for most people.

But success brings new challenges.

New challenges confront us today.

There always be new challenges...

The current Review Conference must serve as an opportunity for recommitment to the Treaty in its entirety so that it would emerge strengthened and better able to cope with new challenges.

We need new ways, better ways, to cope with poverty, wars and disease.

Fight against new challenges and threats

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To cope with the greatly changed international situation and grim challenges ahead, United Nations institutions should undergo relevant and necessary reforms.

Those new challenges underscore the importance of finding new solutions.

1. Welcomes the efforts and initiatives of the Secretary General aimed at further reforming the United Nations to cope with contemporary challenges and address new priorities facing the Organization in the twenty first century

The new government will face formidable challenges.

The future would present many new challenges.

B. Present historical context and new challenges

As it grew, users faced new challenges.

But they can no longer dispose of sufficient resources, competence, and legitimacy to cope with global challenges or crises on their own.

It will provide specific support to people having to cope with the manifold challenges along the path from war to real peace.

The majority of those countries still require significant support for capacity building and a profound restructuring programme of the industrial sector to cope with the new competitive challenges arising from free trade movements throughout the region.

The emerging order has raised new challenges and new approaches to solutions.

The new countries were meeting new challenges in the field of information.

With it come many new opportunities, but many new challenges as well.

The world is facing serious, new challenges today.

The challenges for the new section are significant.

B. European security in the 1990s new challenges

new challenges, prospects and opportunities for cooperative action

new challenges, prospects and opportunities for cooperative action

We are all greatly indebted to the Special Committee against Apartheid, which for 32 years played a vital role in global efforts to end apartheid. My country is confident that the new Government in South Africa will cope well with the new challenges it faces.

Those great tasks, my delegation is convinced, will inevitably require commensurate changes in the structure and functional modalities of the United Nations system itself, if it is to cope with the challenges of the new international order.