These reports, which need to be confirmed by further studies, were not considered by the task force, but they add to hopes that the world could, by committing sufficient resources to detection and treatment, finally bring the AIDS epidemic under control.
However, he argued that it had been only in the last two years that the United States began committing sufficient resources to its fight there and made significant progress, pushing the Taliban out of its strongholds in Kandahar and Helmand, and killing the Al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden.
"We urge the mayor to commit sufficient resources in this years budget to provide supportive housing for every New Yorker sleeping on our streets," he said.
"One of the mistakes of government these last 13 years has been that we haven't paid sufficient attention to the development of sport - we haven't committed sufficient resources to it," he said.
As the international community considers the post-2015 agenda, the United States can help ensure that the new goals reflect the complexity and diversity of the development challenges on the continent and commit sufficient resources to help meet the targets.
To the Editor: While it's true that "the poorest countries still need help" to fight AIDS, it would be premature to suggest — as the editorial does — that middle-income countries are willing and able to commit sufficient resources.
"If you have sufficient time, if you put sufficient resources behind those two businesses to let them, will they grow?
"The school systems have to put sufficient resources into transportation," he said.
The Bush administration has to commit sufficient additional resources, and, if necessary, additional troops, to prevent that.
Based on our personal experience in the Pentagon and research conducted with the Boston Consulting Group, we conclude that those who commit sufficient energy and resources can unlock vast opportunities with the U.S. military.
Although he became critical of US policy once the occupation took place, and now distances himself from the neocons, he remains unrepentant about his pro-war stance, arguing that the real problem was that the invasion was "botched" because of the Bush administration's failure to commit sufficient manpower and resources to it.
