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That is indeed a formidable task.
That was a formidable task but the progress achieved so far had been gratifying.
Treatment of spastic paresis is a formidable task.
There is no doubt that you have a formidable task ahead of you in this first, critical session of our work.
Financing these policies will be a formidable task.
A formidable task awaits us: to adapt our Organization to the needs and the challenges of the twenty-first century.
This would obviously constitute a formidable task for most developing countries.
Considering that 25 per cent of recruitments over the last five years were women,this is a formidable task.
Managing large fluctuations in commodity prices is a formidable task for governments and enterprises.
With a vast area of difficult terrain to cover,the initiation of this project proved to be a formidable task.
This presents Turkish law-enforcement authorities with a formidable task in combating heavy transit trafficking.
As the WG II report contains over 800 pages excluding appendices,a complete review of the material is a formidable task.
Commercializing existing research findings is a formidable task for many developing countries.
During this period, Boston was one of the best, deepest squad in the NHL, andfor a young player to crack their roster was a formidable task.
To rectify those shortcomings is a formidable task which has to be carried out without the imposition of any time limit.
The open-ended working group of the General Assembly, when it has been set up,will have a formidable task before it.
Haiti faces a formidable task, but it enjoys much international goodwill, which it must foster and preserve.
The challenge of promoting the sustainable development and management of forests is a formidable task, and yet it is also a critical one.
This is a formidable task, especially for the commodity sector of developing countries, from the point of view of both human and financial requirements.
The Committee noted that the development of a new seven-year plan is a formidable task of paramount importance for the near future of JINR.
Without additional financial resources, the coordination and implementation of Agenda 21 andother global initiatives at the national and local levels present a formidable task.
Experience in developing countries showed that data collection was a formidable task; more resources were therefore needed for statistical capacity-building.
As this is a formidable task, the Group of Experts decided to request the secretariat to inform the Governments about the new options for the EATL GIS and ask for their guidance.
Mr. Ozawa(Japan) said that UNIDO was ata critical juncture and managing the Organization would be a formidable task for the incoming Director General.
Reducing poverty in these countries remained a formidable task, and the interlinkages between trade and poverty reduction were more complex than had been expected.
The Almaty Programme of Action recognized that the cost implications of meeting the requirements for establishing and maintaining efficient transit transport systems are of such a magnitude that landlocked andtransit developing countries cannot accomplish such a formidable task on their own.
The“clearing out” of all that has no place in your future may seem a formidable task, but with our help and assistance of Lightworkers all over the world it will take place quite quickly.
It was a formidable task that could not be accomplished by any single Government or agency; a concerted international response spearheaded by UNHCR and relevant organizations was crucial to the repatriation and rehabilitation of Ethiopian refugees.
The formulation and execution of the housing strategy will be a formidable task owing to the fact that housing in the territory has had no public role during the last 28 years.
Mr. Och(Mongolia) said that, with the variety of legal systems across the world, the codification of international law through systematization of State practice, precedent anddoctrine was a formidable task, as had been evident in the Commission's work over the previous 65 years.