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The recent financial crisis has demonstrated the critical role of effective debt management.
Above and beyond its incalculable consequences in terms of human lives lost, human rights violations and economic and financial damage,that serious crisis has demonstrated the extent to which we are so heavily interdependent in our subregion.
Most importantly, this crisis has demonstrated that women are a particularly vulnerable group.
The crisis has demonstrated that all countries, developed and developing alike, can pay serious political, economic and social costs if financial markets are left to regulate themselves.
The underlying logic in the design of the eurozone was that internal imbalances would primarily result from mismanaged public accounts but the crisis has demonstrated that the private sector can often create large imbalances even when government finances are prudent.
The economic and financial crisis has demonstrated the importance of scaling up development finance from traditional sources.
The underlying logic in the design of the eurozone was that internal imbalances would primarily result from mismanaged public accounts but the crisis has demonstrated that the private sector can often create large imbalances even when government finances are prudent.
The recent global economic crisis has demonstrated the important role of social protection in times of such crises and downturns.
The Ukraine crisis has demonstrated that a diversified system of relations that enables development could rapidly deteriorate into a Cold War situation.
Most importantly, this crisis has demonstrated that women are a particularly vulnerable group.
The crisis has demonstrated a need to improve the communication of official statistics and advance the interaction among the academic, policy and statistical communities, including national statistical offices.
Recognize in all relevant deliberations that the financial and economic crisis has demonstrated the need for the central role of public administration and public governance in implementing internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals;
The crisis has demonstrated the urgent need to significantly improve financial regulation and supervision in order to ensure that financial leverage levels do not endanger the stability of the system as a whole.
The widespread economic crisis has demonstrated the urgent need to carefully evaluate certain aspects of future development strategies and policies.
The crisis has demonstrated the need to enhance their capacity for financing, which has been done to a certain extent, but there is a need for these resources to be channelled towards countries that genuinely need them, without tacking on counterproductive political conditions.
The global financial and economic crisis has demonstrated the need to urgently mobilize financial resources for liquidity(to meet financing gaps) and for developmental purposes.
The recent financial crisis has demonstrated that the market is incapable of regulating the financial system, which is fragile and vulnerable due to speculation and the emergence of intermediaries. Therefore, it would be totally irresponsible to entrust it with the care and protection of human existence itself and of our Mother Earth.
Emphasizes that the financial and economic crisis has demonstrated the need for more effective government involvement so as to ensure an appropriate balance between the market and the public interest, and recognizes the need to better regulate financial markets;
Stressing also that this crisis has demonstrated the need for good governance, particularly in the financial markets in developed countries, and reaffirming the need for transparency, as a means of combating corruption at all levels.
The recent global economic crisis has demonstrated the vulnerability of developing countries, mostly suffering from persistent high unemployment and external trade shocks, followed by declines in trade, economic growth and employment.
Noting that the financial and economic crisis has demonstrated the need for values and principles in business, including for sustainable business practices, which in turn has led to broader private sector engagement in support of United Nations goals.
The current financial crisis had demonstrated that greater importance should be attached to the role of labour and production than to that of capital, financial transactions and speculation.
The crisis had demonstrated that affordable housing finance had to be part of the larger affordable housing equation, in addition to requiring an appropriate regulatory framework.
While the crisis had demonstrated the adverse consequences of globalization, its enormous benefits in terms of enhanced flows of goods, services, capital and people must not be overlooked.
The food crisis had demonstrated the need for both importing and exporting countries to favour enhanced cooperation and coordination over beggar-thy-neighbour policies.
The crisis had demonstrated the need for the State to play a strong role in the economy and in the formulation and implementation of social policies.
The global financial and economic crisis had demonstrated the need for comprehensive reform to achieve a more equitable, coherent, participatory and development-oriented financial architecture.
Ms. Velichko(Belarus) said that the financial and economic crisis had demonstrated the vulnerability of citizens and the need to develop effective strategies to overcome poverty and inequality.
Several delegations also recognized that the global financial and economic crisis had demonstrated the importance of compliance with international rules.
Nevertheless, the impact of the economic and financial crisis had demonstrated the importance of strengthening the structure of Montenegro's economy and improving its domestic production capacities.