Other low income countries should follow suit.

Others should feel encouraged to follow suit.

Other countries, one hopes, will follow suit.

We urge other countries to follow suit.

There are indications that Egypt might follow suit, with Hosni Mubarak s son, Gamal, taking over.

Spain may soon follow suit, with a particular focus on support for its banking sector.

President elect Barack Obama is likely to follow suit.

Still others may simply be unaware of how to precisely follow suit.

It is to be hoped that many more major European corporations will follow suit.

First, other privatized state owned operations, especially postal and telecommunication services, could follow suit.

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We believe that such positive examples will inspire all of us to follow suit.

I said that Pakistan would inevitably follow suit and the world would become less safe.

Admittedly, there were warnings, but policy makers, particularly in advanced countries, did not follow suit.

We hope that other members of the donor community will follow suit in due course.

The German Government will fulfil that time schedule, and we ask other donors to follow suit.

The Europeans would prefer to withdraw sooner rather than later, and the US will probably follow suit.

Neither should this desire be driving national policy, nor should other countries feel compelled to follow suit.

Ukraine was committed to strict implementation of the resolution and called upon other States to follow suit.

We hope that other developed countries will follow suit and reach their targets at an early date.

He thanked those Member States that had made contributions and expressed the hope that others would follow suit.

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We hope that the new stimulus package helps to move China toward greener development, and that countries follow suit.

A number of countries in Latin America, Africa, Eastern Europe, and elsewhere are abrogating or renegotiating contracts with multinational enterprises (MNEs), and others are likely to follow suit.

Other United Nations bodies might follow suit and change their methods of work in order to meet the new challenges.

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A significant risk exists that other aid groups will follow suit, thereby worsening the plight of millions of people in Myanmar.

Given that investment banks can only attain high rates of return in a world with volatile asset prices and short term performance goals, companies pressure their managers to follow suit.

No outside actor has the leverage with Iran that China has with North Korea, and even if the US offered Iran a more conciliatory approach, the Democratic led Congress isn t likely to follow suit.

The European Central Bank, tightly focused on price stability, has been raising interest rates, and the US Federal Reserve may soon follow suit.

But this can work only as long as the US does not follow suit and continues to serve as consumer of last resort.

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The Commission may wish to take note of this initiative by the Working Group on Minorities and encourage other working groups to follow suit.

Interestingly, the main Danish and British anti European parties have refused to follow suit, refusing to enter into a pact with a party that was and probably remains anti Semitic at its core.

Five Nordic countries have joined the US Treasury in ending public financing of new coal fired power plants overseas, and others may soon follow suit.

The Group expressed its appreciation to Member States which had renounced their shares of the unencumbered balances and encouraged other Member States to follow suit.

Union with Denmark After Sweden broke out of the Kalmar Union in 1521, Norway tried to follow suit, but the ensuing rebellion was defeated, and Norway remained in a union with Denmark until 1814, a total of 436 years.

Since the last report, several States have proposed names for listing for the first time and others have given assurances that they will soon follow suit.

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Japan s banks followed suit.

Having relinquished its right under the Treaty of Tlatelolco to carry out explosions for peaceful purposes, Brazil called on the relevant nuclear weapon States to follow suit.

Apparently, though, some Western officials are trying to do just that. The Europeans would prefer to withdraw sooner rather than later, and the US will probably follow suit.

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