The information needs of UNDP are not met adequately by existing systems.

Their needs are met as far as possible within the public school system.

It's a signal that one of your most basic needs are not being met.

Generally, the Internet is a tool for people whose basic needs are already being met.

It also means taking positive action to make sure that the special needs of minority groups are met.

As the energy needs are met and electricity is needed we will need poles for rolling out electricity.

To that end, the CTC is committed to ensuring that technical assistance needs identified during the visits are met.

There should also be greater prioritization within appeals so that the greatest needs are the first to be met.

Roughly 16 of total energy needs (up to 25 in the highly industrialized countries) are now met by electric energy.

Having regular consultations with key users both inside and outside the relevant organization to ascertain that their needs are met

(c) A more effective operational response from law enforcement agencies as their training and equipment needs are more adequately met

The High Commissioner is concerned that the special needs of refugee children are met through appropriate protection and assistance measures.

Yet, if human needs are not adequately met, if human resources are not developed, we destroy the very basis of sustained development our people.

These requirements and needs can only be met by adequate international assistance.

The matrix will aid planning for future interventions and will help ensure that all needs are met by sector and region.

No changes are expected in the number and level of posts and any additional needs should be met from available resources.

Through those efforts, the stress management needs of some 3,490 staff were met.

In that regard, the particular needs of women and children must be met.

However, despite these achievements, there remain great needs that have to be met.

I've never met a woman like you who needs to see everything clearly.

However the pace of this change needs to be increased considerably if the Millennium Development and EFA goals are to be met.

49. After the emergency phase of a refugee operation, the basic needs of the refugees are met through care and maintenance assistance.

Mine clearance criteria and priorities are considered in that context, to ensure that basic needs can be met with the available capacity.

But the needs of growing medium size enterprises cannot be met by microfinance institutions.

In absolute terms, the number whose needs were not being met was 200,000 women.

The needs of displaced people must also be met in a more sustainable manner.

The fight against climate change will be waged in large part over whether Africa s energy needs are met with fossil fuels or renewable energies.

I welcome the memorandum of understanding finalized by the Government and the World Food Programme, which will ensure that these emergency needs are met.

However, there are still many outstanding and new needs to be met during the remainder of 1994, mainly for emergency relief and reintegration schemes.

This commitment must be met if the Initiative's objectives are to be met.

Legitimate expectations are not being met.

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It would thus be unrealistic to expect that all needs can be met from existing resources.

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Being a new mother isn t easy making sure your baby is healthy, safe and that his or her needs are met is a full time responsibility.

And people's expectations concerning welfare, growth, education and other social and economic needs have to be met.

56. Nevertheless the identity document campaigns have not had the expected impact nor met the actual needs.

We stress that the funding needs of the developing countries cannot be met solely by market mechanisms.

So there are challenges to be met.

These are the pressing needs to be met in order to have guaranteed international support in responding to new challenges and threats to international peace and security.

We are closing dialogue until the four demands are met.

The needs are compelling.

Minimum survival needs of refugees were not always met nor were refugees necessarily safe in countries of asylum.

We also have in mind the urgent requirement that the development needs of peoples and communities be met.

Anywhere in the world, individuals will be able to live and unfold in larger freedom only when their fundamental needs of development, security and human rights are met.