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We must also address new threats.
An effective secured transactions regime must also address the issue of a sub-lease.
We must also address serious emerging challenges.
The international community must also address unemployment among young people.
It must also address issues in emerging areas of concern to Member States.
Finally, development-oriented approaches that aimed at a reduction in poverty must also address distributive effects.
States must also address the root causes of displacement.
If we are to begin to contain the disease within the next 60 days, we must also address the remaining gaps and challenges in this global effort.
We must also address another problem of globalization-- the global scramble for resources.
The Conference on Disarmament must also address the priority task of nuclear disarmament.
We must also address the ongoing problem of stigmatization in the workplace and in other settings.
While tending to such traditional challenges, the United Nations must also address the many complex new challenges brought on by the process of globalization.
But we must also address the root causes of the situation, and not just focus on its symptoms.
The Follow-up International Conference on Financing for Development must also address emerging challenges, their negative impact on development and the best way forward.
We must also address the growing power of transnational corporations that can surpass that of nation States.
Disarmament, demobilization andreintegration programmes must also address the needs of the communities that absorb former combatants, whether adults or children.
It must also address the multiple structural barriers women and girls face, and empower them to fully realize their rights.
Kenya acknowledged that,as well as building up its production capacity, it must also address such issues as market access and sanitary and phytosanitary standards and certification.
The Council must also address the question of responsibility for violations of human rights in the resolution phase of a conflict.
We must redistribute economic growth andnot merely comply with Wall Street indicators, essential as they are, and we must also address income redistribution in order to reduce poverty by 2015.
Dryland research must also address new challenges and opportunities that have emerged.
Apart from the socio-economic challenges European cities nowadays face, such as housing and employment problems,this reports suggest that local authorities must also address other challenges such as dis-crimination and the problem of radicalisation.
Governments must also address inequities in access to health care, particularly among women and children.
Furthermore, in accordance with the objectives of the United Nations Decade of Education for Sustainable Development, these efforts must also address the needs of students and youth who comprise the next generation leadership and will go on to assume the roles of decision makers in tomorrow's society.
We must also address the challenges posed by non-compliance with the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and other threats to international security.
With regard to the advancement of globalization, while taking advantage of the new opportunities it provides for the revitalization of the world economy, the improvement in living standards,the creation of jobs, and development, we must also address its negative effects, such as the growing instability in international finance and the widening gap between the rich and the poor.
The international community must also address the unfairness inherent in the current international financial system.
It must also address core problems: alleviation of poverty, expansion of productive employment and enhancement of social integration, particularly of the more disadvantaged and marginal groups.
Small island developing States must also address the issue of HIV/AIDS, which is increasingly prevalent in many countries.
It must also address the risk of market disruptions immediately following the liberalization of the textile trade in 2005 by providing adjustment support for countries like Bangladesh.