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The Quartet welcomes the recent concrete steps that President M.

Beyond the cultural obstacles, Japanese policymakers could take many concrete steps.

Argentina would like to see concrete steps taken towards that end.

Historically, building with concrete and mortar next appeared in Greece.

Wooden steps up to the Temple Cave were built in 1920 and have since been replaced by 272 concrete steps.

President Abbas has taken some concrete steps towards security reform, which we encourage.

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Yet Brazil is nevertheless attempting to take concrete steps to protect immigrants from exploitation.

We must take concrete steps to reduce selective application, arbitrary enforcement and breach without consequence.

There are a number of concrete steps that can and should be taken in that area.

Concrete steps should be taken to ensure prosecution of persons responsible for war crimes against children.

These steps would precede concrete legal and constitutional reforms, such as those proposed by Hizb al ghad.

Suggestions for next steps are to be taken by the Kimberley Process

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

Few concrete steps, if any, have been taken with the aim of realizing the objectives of the resolution.

Nonetheless, concrete and positive steps toward institutional consolidation though far from achieving the ambitions of some have been taken.

Identifying objectives and strategies towards achieving these objectives are concrete steps towards the achievement of the group's overall goal.

The Transitional Federal Government has taken concrete steps to implement its re location plan from Kenya back into Somalia.

We strongly expect that concrete and expeditious steps will be taken on the basis of the Plan of Action .

They discussed the next steps in support of the Georgian Abkhaz peace process.

World leaders agreed on a number of concrete actions and steps that need to be undertaken in all those areas.

Part of this task implies taking more concrete and appropriate steps to sever links between public servants and paramilitary groups.

Since that date, the prosecuting authorities have taken no concrete steps with a view to identifying the police officer concerned.

The 2005 Review Conference also notes the concrete steps taken by the Central Asian States towards the implementation of their initiative.

Concerning export controls, Israel supports and participates in international efforts to identify concrete and effective steps against the proliferation of WMD.

Eastern thinking, by contrast, has been abductive, moving from pragmatism to guessing the next steps.

We also share the Secretary General's overall assessment that, while concrete steps have been taken in some areas, the progress is uneven.

At the national level, the State of Qatar has taken concrete steps to implement the Global Agenda and the Programme of Action.

Strongly calls upon the international community to take, without further delay, concrete steps to end the isolation of the Turkish Cypriot people.

All providers of relief assistance should take concrete steps to maximize the participation of beneficiaries in the planning and implementation of relief programmes.

I am pleased to report that during the reporting period Romania continued to take concrete steps in support of ICTY work in particular.

We are also grateful to those countries that have taken concrete steps in disaster mitigation and are working with CARICOM in that regard.

It is necessary to take concrete steps to translate the prohibition of the BWC into action through all legislative, administrative and regulatory means.

The Annual Meetings of the Bank and IMF in September had called for translating those agreements into concrete action plans and measurable steps.

They must take concrete steps, with Greece as a full and equal partner, to create a vision of real rewards from a rejuvenated EU.

In order to improve the human rights situation in Darfur, it is essential for the Government to take a number of concrete steps immediately.

The next few weeks will be critical, both for the talks in Abuja and as the Security Council and the African Union deliberate on the next steps.

The four countries will hold their next meeting in Damascus this coming December to decide on further steps.

Parties may also wish to reflect upon additional proposals for consideration, as well as next steps toward implementation.