This provides a reason why trade and globalization are even more important, more powerful than ever before, and are going to increase growth more than ever before.

The need had become greater than ever.

It needs it now more than ever before.

Now, more than ever, we need the United Nations.

Zhang Xiao said today, the Chinese nation is closer to the great goal of bringing about a great rejuvenation than ever before, and is closer to the center of the world stage than ever before.

Now more than ever, the United Nations is called upon to act.

Israel's relations with the United Nations are better today than they have ever been.

She looked more beautiful than ever.

Safeguarding and strengthening the family structure is therefore more relevant than ever.

Now more than ever, the world needs stability, peace and security.

At no time has the world been more in need of an effective United Nations than it is today.

The United Nations development system is presently cooperating with non state constituencies far more broadly and deeply than ever before.

He still loves me. He loves me more than ever.

We recognize that the prospect of reform seems more within reach than ever before.

Our missions, duties and works are more glorious, arduous and burdensome than ever before.

For, in weather, we're not only dealing with forces of a far greater variety than even the atomic physicist encounters, but with life itself.

More than ever before it is these types of ideas which are driving growth on the cutting edge.

And we support, more than ever, the aspirations of Germany, Japan, India and Brazil.

Today more than ever, our Organization is in need of reform.

Today more than ever before, the opportunities for doing good are enormous.

Integrated approaches are more than ever being successfully developed.

The need to reform the United Nations, and in particular to revitalize the General Assembly, was more pressing than ever before.

Today more than ever, it is necessary to strengthen multilateralism.

We have more and better peacekeeping than before.

We have more and better humanitarian action than before.

Effective multilateralism, as envisioned by the Charter of the United Nations, is more important than ever.

More than ever, we have shared interests in doing so.

The countryside ever more often remains beyond the sphere of commodity and money relations.

16. More than ever, stress should be placed upon the causes of the problem and on its global nature.

We believe that today, more than ever before, we live in a global and interdependent world.

More than ever before, the New Agenda wants the CD to get down to work.

Perhaps more than ever, genuine cooperation, wisdom and enlightened statesmanship were needed.

This places the environment, more than ever, at the core of sustainable development.

The integration of such technologies as strategic instruments of development was thus more essential than ever.

In comparison to young people of previous generations, today's youth enjoy more diverse opportunities and face more complicated challenges.

Today more than ever, the challenges we confront transcend national borders.

It is clearer today than ever before that, in this age of globalization, interdependence is self evident.

Last year saw more new infections and more AIDS related deaths than ever before.

The need for a greater link between the private sector and governments to achieve diversification is more important now than ever before.

And I certainly think that we have more and better human rights action than before.

Therefore, today more than ever, it is imperative to eliminate all weapons of mass destruction without delay.

The international community needs the United Nations more than ever before, and it is increasingly seeing the pivotal importance of the ICJ.

For example, more than in the past, the Security Council in recent months has taken up the concerns of the troop contributing countries.

72. We now recognize more clearly than ever the crucial linkages between poverty, bad governance and abuse of human rights, on the one hand, and violent conflict on the other.

On the eve of the twenty first century the role and importance of science and technology appear more relevant than ever.