To make progress, we need to break the code.

To achieve that we need to make rapid progress on three fronts.

There is a need to continue to monitor progress on those issues.

We need to achieve rapid progress on concluding a comprehensive convention on international terrorism.

We need progress on multilateral nuclear disarmament and non proliferation.

We also need to see progress with regard to Kosovo Serb participation in the political process.

The EU reiterates the need for further progress in that sector.

They have heard, first, that they need to make further demonstrable progress in order to move forward.

The Commission also underscored the need for continued progress leading to full cooperation with the Tribunal.

Thus, there remains a critical need for effective progress in this area.

The first is if society's to make any progress on this issue, we need an honest debate.

Important progress has been made towards the goal of eradicating poverty, but we need to do better.

To make further progress we really need to look at the orbits of stars that are much further away.

The field offices have been requested to evaluate the need for posts or to report on the recruitment progress.

There is a need to find genuine, effective indicators of true development progress from a human rights perspective.

The Subcommittee stressed the need to develop ICT indicators to monitor progress towards the information society and the Millennium Development Goals.

In all other sectors, we are making appreciable progress, even as we need more assistance.

So agile is great for stimulating progress, but I kept hearing time and again, you need to preserve the core.

Welcoming the progress that has been made in the implementation of this undertaking by the target date of 2005 while noting the need for further progress

If the war on environmental degradation is to be won, we need a major turnaround. Three areas can help speed progress

And if we're to make progress with the sustainability revolution, I believe there are three really big changes we need to bring about.

The first lesson learned in achieving progress towards the MDGs is the need for clear country ownership.

As at the world summit, speaker after speaker stressed the need to make faster and more substantial progress towards the Millennium Development Goals.

But I think we need to see substantial progress before we could think of the Secretary General himself getting involved in that issue.

Now, the idea that all of this represents, I think, is rapidly becoming a common sense and part of how we respond to the crisis, recognizing the need to invest in innovation for social progress as well as technological progress.

The international community is facing the need to give powerful momentum to social and economic progress and to the achievement of the Millennium Goals by all countries.

So if human need is the place to start, and prototyping, a vehicle for progress, then there are also some questions to ask about the destination.

The world does not need more commitments and pledges it needs action. Yet many countries continue to issue weak declarations that fail to produce genuine progress.

Particular progress has been made in according greater recognition to the need to embed social policy within economic policy as a way of fostering overall development.

By emphasizing the need to combat the alarming levels of poverty and abject poverty, humankind's collective conscience will emerge in favour of development and progress.

Realizing the need to engage fully all regions of the world in the work of the United Nations and to enlist their support for the progress of humanity,

While some areas have reported progress, there is a need to transform national poverty reduction strategies into effective policies in areas where the situation has deteriorated.

The need for political leadership is so urgent precisely because the prospect of decisive progress is so real and so alluring.

Governments need to implement the right strategies and find the political will and resources to succeed. One of the major problems highlighted in the just published Africa Progress Report, prepared by the African Progress Panel, is the gap between plans and change on the ground.

Most countries recognize the need to improve monitoring capacity and reporting processes in order to ensure the collection of reliable data for monitoring progress on sanitation goals and targets.

There is in Chad, however, a consensus regarding the need for sustained progress on those issues and in other areas related to social, economic and political life.

The longer all of this persists, the more it tears at the fabric of European unity. Accordingly, European officials need to continue to make steadfast progress in three major areas

Secondly, he asked whether the gender guidelines, which were to have been field tested, had proved to need further development and when a progress report on them would be ready.

Speakers emphasized the need to further strengthen the strategy with respect to mechanisms for monitoring and reviewing progress, and on estimating costs, including vaccine price control and financing of vaccines.

And that's what we need to do, so let's be positive, and let's make progress with what could be the most exciting period of innovation we've ever seen.

The GoE further discussed the need to have substantive progress by the next meeting and that contributions to COP 7 would be expected to be ready for review by the CST Bureau.

It acknowledged that the budget submission represented a work in progress, and reaffirmed the need to allow adequate time for the Mission to develop before making hasty cuts in its financing.

They also caution that negotiated electoral processes need to be realistic, that electoral processes must be timed to coincide with parallel progress on other political and economic fronts and, above all, that elections, to be effective over the long term, cannot be considered proxies for lack of progress on these fronts.

Once again, this comprehensive report has drawn our attention not only to the challenges and constraints that we need to tackle and overcome, but also to progress accomplished in the implementation of NEPAD.

Emphasizing the need for further progress in the promotion and encouragement of respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms through, in particular, international cooperation,