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These challenges need to be addressed urgently.
The financial situation of the Organization is beyond any doubt one of the issues that need to be addressed urgently.
Overcrowding needs to be addressed urgently.
Secondly, that the outstanding agenda of pressing issues in the CD needs to be addressed urgently.
There are a number of areas which need to be addressed urgently: a ban on ASAT weapons, rules-of-the-road arrangements.
They both represent important problems which need to be addressed urgently.
These need to be addressed urgently so as to ensure that the multilateral trading system results in mutual benefits for all countries.
The issue of violence against women must continue to be addressed urgently.
Regardless, they need to be addressed urgently and global solutions have to be found for them if they are not to become untreatable and threaten all humanity.
The Committee believes that this issue needs to be addressed urgently by the Secretary-General.
These factors andthe high prevalence of HIV/AIDS and other diseases were concerns that needed to be addressed urgently.
Main topic that was recognized that needs to be addressed urgently: risk communication.
This set of issues is a significant obstacle to the development of a thriving small business sector and needs to be addressed urgently.
These challenges are explained further below and need to be addressed urgently for more effective investigation.
The Executive Secretary concurred with the Chair of the SBI that the process faced a serious problem which needed to be addressed urgently.
First and foremost, at this point in time, is the problem of terrorism,which needs to be addressed urgently and effectively at the national, regional and international levels.
Tribal conflicts bear the inherent danger of escalation and land rights, migration issues andpeaceful tribal coexistence need to be addressed urgently.
Additionally, the resource constraints faced by UNCTAD needed to be addressed urgently in order to implement its decision to establish an International Task Force on Commodities.
In order to promote sustainable return, those issues needed to be addressed urgently.
These issues need to be addressed urgently so that the protests can end, the peace process can maintain steady progress and the Government can go about the business of governing.
The commitments already made by nuclear-weapon States on nuclear disarmament need to be addressed urgently.
These issues need to be addressed urgently not only to prevent unrest among ex-combatants but also to make the disarmament programme more attractive for those who have not yet surrendered their arms.
The trading system must be made more conducive to development, and in this context market access problems need to be addressed urgently.
Missing links need to be addressed urgently, and roads, railways and inland waterways should be upgraded to a level that can guarantee seamless transport infrastructure networks within the country and across the border.
The problem of land-mines as the cause of death and human suffering, especially for children, and as a hindrance to development,needs to be addressed urgently.
However, there is a deficiency that needs to be addressed urgently: the problem of the resistance of the specialized agencies and bodies to a coordinated and disciplined allocation of their duties in accordance with their mandates.
Inside Kosovo, as recent events have amply illustrated, security andthe rule of law remain the two most vital issues which need to be addressed urgently.
Missing links need to be addressed urgently, and roads, railways and inland waterways need to be upgraded to a level that can establish seamless and efficient transport infrastructure networks within the country and across the border.
The genocide in Rwanda and the rape camps of Bosnia proved that the nature of conflict andits ravaging effects on women needed to be addressed urgently.
Moreover, the fundamental issues that have been raised about the procedures and methods of graduation need to be addressed urgently, prior to proceeding with the current procedures whose inadequacy has become apparent in relation to the so-called island paradox.