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A bold new vision, bolstered by committed leadership, is urgently needed to tackle these complex issues, offering reassurance to voters and thus preventing more countries from turning inward and jeopardizing decades of multilateral progress on human rights.
New thinking is urgently needed on how to recover the momentum of just two years ago.
The people of Darfur, Sudan’s government, and international development institutions should urgently search for common ground to find a path out of desperate violence through Darfur’s economic development, helped and supported by the outside world.
It might even find, along the way, a new and urgently needed motivation to reinforce its fraying unity.
Action is urgently needed to contain global warming and prevent a disaster for humanity; yet the global community is desperately short of tools.
Likewise, it must be made clear that the EU will not revise the UK’s terms of membership at the cost of further progress on urgently needed reforms.
If it does not, urgently needed Western investment won't materialize.
The document is a brilliant lesson in development economics: it shows how to combine a full-speed ahead approach to market reforms with urgently needed attention to poverty.
In other words, it is time for donors to step up to help reform-minded yet poor countries like India, and, even more urgently, those in Africa that are similarly committed to economic development.
Germany urgently needs this kind of optimism, because, unfortunately, two universal principles will continue to apply in the future: first, the winter will return, and, second, the ball is round and the next game is always the most difficult.
But, to protect India’s coastal communities, policymakers must urgently undertake a comprehensive review of the reasons why the cyclone was so devastating, and how the impact of a future disaster could be mitigated.
With US unemployment now at 5.1%, standard monetary theory dictates that interest rates must be raised urgently.
Industrial reinvention is urgently needed.
The EU urgently needs a new approach.
In fact, it was that realization, coupled with a steadfast fixation on stability, that prompted China to focus urgently on amassing the largest reservoir of foreign-exchange reserves in modern history.
China urgently needs to maintain an annual growth rate of over 9% as a bulwark against social disorder.
Oil urgently needs to suffer a similar fate.
Iran urgently needs the oil revenue, and, without participation in the payments system, its international trade is grinding to a halt.
The EU urgently needs to develop the means to defend itself from both internal and external threats, stabilize the eurozone, and ensure calmness and rationality in the coming Brexit negotiations with the United Kingdom.
Deadly mutations of any kind need to be identified urgently, so that an effective vaccine can be designed before the strain becomes comfortable in the human body.
As that figure clearly shows, a new approach, based on shared responsibilities, is urgently needed.
Third, the world’s major powers – most urgently, America’s NATO allies, China, and Russia – should make clear that any unilateral US attack on Iran or North Korea would constitute a grave and illegal violation of the peace, and that matters of war and peace must be agreed within the UN Security Council.
They want to reanimate the spirit of free inquiry that has been lost in Islamic culture and that urgently needs to be recovered.
The world urgently needs to create a political mechanism to help these countries escape the quagmire into which they are sinking.
Global management is urgently needed to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe.
Exxon-Mobil could and should be funding much more of the continent’s urgently needed primary health services, either out of royalties paid by the company or out of corporate philanthropic donations.
They recognize that what Peru urgently needs is a new, future-oriented economic vision, focused on reducing its reliance on the extractive industries, whose days are numbered.
That will be enough to keep the advanced economies growing this year; unfortunately, it will not be enough to attain the faster growth that their citizens’ wellbeing – and that of the global economy – urgently requires.
If the world’s dietary devolution is to be corrected, at least three additional measures are urgently needed.
More countries must urgently implement similar policies.
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