Building a nation demands more than steel and concrete.

I needed a more concrete understanding of social conditions.

These decisions have become more alarming over time as the need for more Europe has become progressively more obvious.

The subject has become more open to discussion, and it has become more acceptable to set limits.

We must become faster, more flexible, and more effective more modern.

It would have been very useful to have more concrete guidance in those cases.

As people become more familiar with electronic signatures, they will become more experienced at making that prudential judgement.

But to say that Turkey has become more democratic is not to say that it has become more liberal.

A more democratic Iraq has become a more violent Iraq.

So a more concrete undertaking, one that preserves South Korea s bedrock security concerns, is needed.

Religious minorities have become more insecure.

Have US politics become more divisive?

Noting that the reform of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization has enabled it to become more focused, effective and efficient and more capable of delivering concrete outcomes and providing valuable contributions to the achievement of the internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals,

The country s civil society has become more organized, more powerful, and more vibrant.

But, as societies become richer, the demands of the electorate become more nuanced.

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Yet the distinction has become more and more difficult to maintain.

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However, more concrete and accelerated action aimed at implementing the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) is needed.

Attempts to stop students from being lured into the sex industry have also been more concrete.

Nor is its effect on established democracies straightforward. While democracies have arguably become more vibrant, their politics have become more volatile.

Who can honestly say that public debate has become more rational and less paranoid when our governments have become more transparent?

This will become more obvious throughout 2013.

Government is free to become more autocratic.

The United Nations must become more efficient.

Provisions on the right to union organizing are far more concrete and detailed in branch collective contracts.

Overall, it is clear that more needs to be done to obtain further concrete and measurable results.

Overall, it is clear that more needs to be done in order to obtain concrete, measurable results

As statist models of economic development become more appealing, democratic governance will become less so.

But the law has recently become more restrictive.

The street has now become much more strategic.

Finally, Africa s income distribution must become more equitable.

Neighbors such as Ukraine have become more wary.

Threats to UNMO security have become more serious.

The environment in which UNICEF staff worked had become more complex, more politicized and more dangerous.

Thus, institutions are rendered more democratic and governments become more transparent and responsible.

As technology advances, it has become more and more difficult to escape it.

The more responsibilities the Brussels bureaucracy acquires, the more independent it will become.

Control over song generation has become less constrained, more distributed, and more flexible.

In recent years, Nicaragua's labour market has become more precarious and more informal.

We need a Europe that is more concrete, less rhetorical, and better suited to the current global economy.

Even more important, we must take concrete steps to reduce selective application, arbitrary enforcement and breach without consequence.

It's the downside correlation of their fortunes that will become more and more possible.

Formulating monetary policy has become a more complex process, but also a more politicized process, which is why it is likely to become more chaotic, with sharp differences between national approaches.

This contraction has become even more severe since then.