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"We either need a peace agreement or we need a sustained, massive aid operation," he said by telephone from the capital Juba.

We need a sustained approach to supporting children and families that continues even when government changes, to avoid short-termism and ensure the funding is there year-on-year to sustain the most effective interventions.

He added, "If we're going to take control of our energy future and avoid these gas price spikes down the line, then we need a sustained, all-of-the-above strategy that develops every available source of American energy — oil, gas, wind, solar, nuclear, biofuels and more".

First we need a more values-based school ethos, but second we need a sustained evidence-based curriculum for personal, social and health education lasting throughout the school life.

Instead of creating a blitz campaign of shock and awe (advertising driven), today we need a sustained campaign of community building and long-term exposure.

We need a sustained outcry against having movie after movie and TV show after show that is as white as a New Yorker cartoon.

We need a more sustained and research-based analysis of populism in political science, since we do not fully understand how the combination of social media, large-scale immigration, and economic imbalances and inequality produced by globalization have come together in this witches' brew.

As we approach the tenth anniversary of the attacks of 9/11, and in light of Bin Laden's death, we need a renewed and sustained commitment to the relentless pursuit of Bin Laden's ideological heirs and like-minded followers throughout the world.

Instead, we need a sober and sustained investigation into Soros' overseas adventures before his involvement causes real trouble for the U.S. Since the sprawl of Soros' financial ties could fill a book, let's limit ourselves to Soros' activities in Georgia and Azerbaijan.

We need a vocal and sustained commitment from our government to make sure Charley and thousands of children like him realize the historic opportunity that lies within their reach -- to be the first generation ever to survive Duchenne.

To effectively address this challenge, we need a strong, collaborative, and sustained response.