111.  In recent speeches and testimony, the central bankers have stressed the need to preserve the surplus.

112.  In particular, Clinton stressed the need to find a formula for European security that would include the Russians as partners.

113.  Indeed, both Israeli leaders stress the need to alleviate pressure on the Palestinian population and to offer them economic incentives to crack down on the violence.

114.  In their speeches after the vote, both Simitis and his opponents stressed the need for unity in the party, and the importance of change.

115.  It came when, in listing his priorities as senator, he stressed the need to unify the state.

116.  Instead of stressing the need to press ahead with reforms, the Communists underscore the importance of using subsidies and tariffs to stimulate industrial and agricultural production.

117.  It repeatedly stressed the need for training and command and control that unites the services in joint operations.

118.  It stresses the need for arms control and nuclear non-proliferation and for common action against organized crime and illicit arms and drug trafficking.

119.  It stresses the need for the equal sharing of responsibilities by men and women.

120.  It would stress the need for greater voter turnouts, and seek to restore public faith in government.