Sustained economic growth is likely to become increasingly challenging, as donor aid for post conflict needs is being gradually phased out.

As financial crimes are committed increasingly across national borders, so does money laundering acquire a transnational character more often than not.

The other combinations of challenge and skill become progressively less optimal.

One of the challenges is that the richer we are, the longer we live.

The Organization could only perform the increasingly challenging tasks before it when Member States accepted the responsibility to pay their contributions in full, on time and without conditions.

However, digital technology poses increasing challenges to this sequential distribution system.

So the more radical the innovation, the more the uncertainty, the more you need innovation in use to work out what a technology is for.

A persistent challenge is to improve the quality of early learning programmes as they grow in number.

Of course, upward pressure on commodity prices also stems from supply side challenges. It is not just that global supplies of resources are increasingly scarce, but also that supplies are increasingly falling into inefficient hands.

Over the years, increasing attention has been given to issues of globalization and the cross border nature of many development challenges, through the pursuit of regional initiatives and integration.

So the smaller you make R, the more dramatically the inertia reduces.

This is particularly disturbing at a time when globalization makes weapons and weapon technologies more and more accessible and security problems more and more interconnected globally.

In meeting this challenge, the starting point is to recognize that a growing number of the region's political leaders and in civil society accept the nature and complexity of the challenges and are committed to policies that can bring about change as rapidly as possible through conscious policy reform.

More and more, the challenge is to translate the overall legal and policy framework into practice in the field.

Moreover, the responses received reflect the extent to which civilians are increasingly targeted and specifically used as a tool of warfare.

The Conference was designed to address a problem that had grown in size and in impact and was becoming increasingly transnational in nature.

The emerging problem of diabetes is a current and growing challenge for the advancement and empowerment of women and girls. Based on the Platform for Action Strategic objective C.4 para.109.

Contingency planning tools will need to be continually enhanced to meet the growing challenges faced in the field, particularly in terms of standardizing the application of the planning process, ensuring that follow up actions are carried out, and involving communities and governments.

Then there was the Vietnam War.

The search for innovative solutions is inevitable, given that we see a growing interdependence of challenges and threats.

By way of illustration, I should like to refer to two of those challenges one internal, namely, the much needed democratization of this Organization and the other external, the problem of poverty, which is the most important, growing and alarming problem of contemporary society.

The increasing complexity of their economies, production structures and technology requirements will oblige Governments to confine their role more and more to putting in place favourable framework conditions and cross sectoral strategies.

The increasing magnitude of private flows to developing countries has been accompanied by increased volatility.

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The challenges of the Millennium Declaration, contained in the Secretary General's report entitled In larger freedom , are transnational in nature and trans institutional in terms of possible solutions.

Policymakers are increasingly shifting their focus to security and defence, often ignoring the needs of poor people, even as women confront greater challenges.

The impact of HIV and AIDS on children and adolescents (10 18 years) is devastating and liable to get worse.

Shared values have a growing importance in the shaping of policies, attitudes and an enabling environment for social development.

88. The services sector is of increasing importance for the economies of developing countries.

While the Agency continued to strive to overcome those challenges to the extent possible, it was becoming increasingly clear that certain difficulties were inherent and would remain for the foreseeable future.

As more refugees and internally displaced persons return to their original homes, property disputes continue to pose security challenges.

The war in Vietnam was raging, the Civil Rights movement was under way and pictures had a powerful influence on me.

As we get more technically driven, the importance of people becomes more than it's ever been before.

Increasingly, conflict and violence take place beyond the boundaries of conventional war.

but also incorporates more humanized designs.

Why are more and more women dying of ischemic heart disease?

The machines get ever bigger and ever more expensive.

The different actors in the United Nations system are becoming increasingly able to meet those challenges, whether departments or agencies, executive committees or inter agency machinery.

As a result of improved technology, telemedicine was becoming increasingly cost effective.

58. The challenges facing the international aid community in Afghanistan have resulted in an ever increasing need for a common vision, and a common programme to address broader cross cutting issues, such as gender discrimination, violation of human rights and humanitarian law.

Records management methods and techniques are becoming highly relevant in this age of huge quantities of data and information.

The international community seemed to be mobilizing to fight that increasingly destructive plague, bred by growing conflicts and inequalities.

Increasingly, better coordination has served as an instrument of consolidation.

The importance of the sanctions committees, for example, had been enhanced by the increasing use of this Article 41 instrument since the end of the cold war.

It is striking evidence of the changing nature of conflict that civilians are no longer just incidental victims of armed conflict, but have increasingly become targets and even tools in warfare.