Unfortunately, violent action though action is better than no action but taking part in it only disguises violence.

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Together, we are responsible for taking action.

Since taking office, I have called for more strenuous action in Somalia.

Governments are, rightly, taking action to prepare for this threat.

(e) Taking corrective action by evaluating field and programme elements

Moreover, whatever monitoring is taking place is rarely followed by action.

States further committed themselves to taking enhanced international action against corruption.

Prime Minister Haradinaj is taking action with municipality leaders to encourage progress in upcoming reporting periods.

The Commissioner of Police waited for the court's ruling before taking disciplinary action.

Following the gradual increase in the violence of the last 10 days, Israel is taking more forceful action.

55. We are committed to taking further action through practical international cooperation, inter alia

Taking note of positive results emanating from the implementation of the Programme of Action,

This policy change is a necessary parallel to the military action now taking place.

It charges the Palestinian Authority with not taking serious action against violence and militants.

(d) Consider taking forward productive dialogue and action on financing of sustainable forest management

Emphasis would be placed on the economic and social costs of not taking action.

Taking concrete action now will reinvigorate the momentum of fighting climate change and help restore faith in international cooperation.

Taking note of the positive results emanating from the implementation of the Programme of Action,

We are committed to continue taking the relevant measures to assess the situation of youth with respect to those areas and taking the corresponding action.

Solemnly declare our commitment to address the HIV AIDS crisis by taking action as follows, taking into account the diverse situations and circumstances in different regions and countries throughout the world

In my view, what we need today is people getting up and taking action to reclaim the meaning of peace.

I'm much more interested in taking any of you and showing that by forcing you to play an action game,

The Government, mindful of the strategic role of young people in the country's development, was taking action to improve their living conditions in accordance with the World Programme of Action for Youth.

Therefore, no action will be taken on those draft resolutions today and we will thus be taking action on only 15 of the draft resolutions.

An international response was necessary and the Subcommittee was studying the different possibilities with a view to taking action in 2013.

Spain is taking global leadership in combating hunger by inviting world leaders to Madrid in late January to move beyond words to action.

But, rather than taking significant action, the US continued to grease the wheels of its financial sector.

Sixty regional and local governments, responsible for 15 of global greenhouse gas emissions, are also taking action.

Rami, at his blog 961, also admired Mustapha's action of taking the matter into his own hands.

Not taking action now will aggravate environmental impacts and will make the socio economic costs even higher.

(d) Taking corrective action and reporting on progress against set targets by jointly monitoring activities and expenditure

Taking effective action against terrorism and dismantling the associated infrastructure should be top priorities for the Palestinians.

It was not clear that the former State had any real interest in taking action if the shareholders came from another State.

In that regard, Thailand was taking action to accede to the Convention on Physical Protection of Nuclear Material as rapidly as possible.

(b) Take action that would prevent, or refrain from taking action that is likely to cause, current or imminent harm or prejudice to the arbitral process itself

Would an organization be responsible for not taking action, if this non action is the result of the lawful exercise of their powers by its member States?

In short, it is a question of moving beyond the indispensable dialogue and taking common action doing things together in unity at times overcoming our differences and at other times taking strength from the diversity that enriches our relations.

He welcomed the integrated approach that the Organization was taking with regard to mine action by coordinating the departments, programmes, funds and agencies concerned through the Mine Action Service and the Steering Committee on Mine Action.

Bhutan remains alert to any potential terrorist threat and is committed to cooperating regionally and internationally in taking firm affirmative action against such threats.

As initially suggested by the Steering Committee, the action is of a practical nature, taking into account the capacity that exists in the Secretariat.

9 Taking Action Achieving Gender Equality and Empowering Women (Millennium Project, Task Force on Education and Gender Equality, 2005).