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And, although the most urgently needed measures will not have an immediate effect on Greece’s finances, the IMF has little choice but to emphasize the short-term spending cuts that boost the chances of being repaid – even when that makes longer-term reforms more difficult to enact.
International law and the indictment of war criminals are important for a civilized world order, but they are no substitute for active financial and political engagement to support an internationally legitimate, and urgently needed, peace accord such as the CPA in Sudan.
Democracy today must urgently address this insufficiency of solidarity.
Normally, a country that finds itself in such a position would urgently devalue its currency.
Clearly, a “new deal” for food security is urgently needed.
The same process of expert advice and problem solving is urgently needed on issues such as low-carbon energy, sustainable agriculture, resilient cities, and universal health coverage, all of which are likely to feature in the SDGs.
That is the lesson from the violence in the Caucasus that Europe must urgently take to heart.
To this end, they could begin by applying, say, 5% of their procurement budgets to nurture urgently needed solutions in areas with potentially large global markets.
To this end, Thailand urgently needs a new social contract that allows elected representatives to do their jobs, without marginalizing the establishment-based minority.
My government intends to address, urgently, the need to expand day-care facilities and other such infrastructure as the foundation for a society that benefits from all of its members’ skills and talents.
France urgently needs structural reforms – and thus a strong government.
In particular, income inequality has risen in most countries in recent decades, nullifying the benefits of economic growth for those who need them most urgently: the poor.
Such a treaty is feasible and must be urgently pursued.
But Japan urgently needs such a debate if it is to respond to a world exposed to the threat of terrorism and gripped by fear.
Some Americans are grateful for Edward J. Snowden’s revelations about the NSA, which they believe have stimulated urgently needed public deliberation.
Under pressure from an unyielding and revanchist China, India urgently needs to craft a prudent and carefully calibrated counter-strategy.
But there is an important proviso: action must be taken urgently.
Our own generation urgently needs to spur another era of great social change.
We urgently need far-sighted companies to join the Sustainable Development Solutions Network.
But, despite vocal support for locally led research and development, severe constraints to developing-country innovation remain – and must urgently be removed.
What is urgently needed in Europe is less bureaucratic overhead and more trained troops.
All of this must happen urgently.
What the EU is facing in the Mediterranean isn’t primarily a currency problem; first and foremost, it is a strategic problem – one that requires solutions urgently.
This state of affairs represents a failure of economics and law that urgently needs to be corrected.
The MENA region urgently needs a new social contract focused on using technology to empower the hundreds of millions of youth who are expected to join the labor market in the coming decades.
Indonesia has also proposed an ASEAN Peacekeeping Centers Network and a Regional Peacekeeping Force – institutions that the region urgently needs and that, despite the difficulty of multilateral security cooperation, are within ASEAN’s capacity to establish.
International support could help educate 40,000 Afghans each year in urgently needed fields, such as engineering, management, agriculture, law, and economics.
The Davignon “manifest crisis” cartels, which once helped manage the European steel industry’s decline, urgently need to be revived.
With cash-strapped governments deferring urgently needed public infrastructure projects, medium-term growth also will suffer.
What is needed is not rhetoric, but levelheaded efforts to find practical and forward-looking solutions to key issues on which regional and international cooperation is urgently required.
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