We have to reverse that trend.

The United Nations must endeavour to reverse that trend.

Only openness and accountability can reverse this trend.

But we can halt and reverse that trend.

No efforts must be spared to reverse this trend.

This will make it exceedingly difficult to reverse the trend in the future.

Indeed, no force seems able to reverse this trend in the coming years.

Given China s massive stock of surplus labor, this trend will not reverse itself soon.

The international community should pay attention to this trend and should make efforts to reverse it.

To reverse the trend, French republicanism must, like English multiculturalism, contradict itself in order to fulfil itself.

In order to reverse this trend, a third discussion, one that engages the international community, is needed.

Effective measures were needed to reverse that trend and address the high volatility of external financial flows.

The growth rates noted in some of these countries cannot conceal or substantively reverse this deplorable trend.

But if the last few months are any indication, the trend is not towards openness but the reverse.

It seems that no country working alone is able to reverse this negative trend of growing drug threat.

The situation in the Republic of Korea has greatly improved following intensified interventions to reverse the growing trend towards drug abuse.

Can greater transparency the new political mantra of civic activists and an increasing number of democratic governments reverse this trend?

The only way to reverse the trend is to recapture the spirit of solidarity that animated the European project from the start.

The full backing of the United Nations Organization, including the Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO), is needed to reverse the negative trend.

It is too early to speculate whether Germany will be able to break this pattern and reverse that trend.

To reverse this trend, the international community must address debt sustainability in highly indebted and low income countries, particularly in Africa.

It is high time to reverse that trend and to take effective measures that have a tangible impact on the ground.

A concerted effort is needed to reverse a trend that runs counter to the most basic tenets of international humanitarian law.

To reverse this trend we need capital to exploit hydro electric power or solar energy, both of which we have aplenty.

To reverse this trend, many African countries have started a process of accelerated liberalization, hoping thereby to improve the effectiveness of their enterprises.

Fiscal austerity helped to reverse the rising trend in public debt, and then reduced it to more manageable levels (debt nonetheless remains comparatively high).

He expressed concern about the negative transfer of resources from the Bretton Woods institutions and the hope that measures would be taken to reverse the trend.

By contrast, where industrial stagnation was the norm, as in Latin America and Africa, most countries found it difficult to reverse the trend in the 1990s.

Fourthly, the focus of reform should be to effectively reverse the trend of giving priority to security over development that has long characterized United Nations activities.

That is the hostile context in which African countries have had to adopt policies to reverse the negative trend and bring order to their devastated economies.

Emerging market economies have not only cushioned the global impact of the recent crisis, but have also helped industrialized countries reverse the recessionary trend of 2008 2009.

The increase in the number of international forums debating development programmes has unfortunately not made it possible to reverse the trend towards the imbalances that I have mentioned.

It may well be female students very success and the role of educated women in opposing Iran s theocracy that led the government to seek to reverse the trend.

It is crucial to arrest and reverse this trend if Africa is to succeed or even survive in the geopolitical and economic system of the twenty first century.

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And the trend? Well the trend is clear.

Efforts to reverse the trend of late payments had not been successful in 2004, as in 2003, unpaid contributions to the regular budget amounted to almost half the total amount.

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To reverse that trend in inter ethnic relations, great emphasis should be placed on protecting the identities of all communities and on their ability to influence their own future.

The reverse is true.

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