There are a number of steps that can be followed.

The Government has taken a number of additional positive steps.

To this end, a number of steps have been taken

This would entail a number of immediate and longer term steps.

In the other pairs, the first numeral is the number of steps up from the bottom (Malkuth), and the second numeral is the number of steps down from the top (Kether).

Doesn't he see my ways, and number all my steps?

The first step, a step by step approach, entails negotiations on a limited number of initial steps towards nuclear disarmament, with additional steps being considered once the first steps are achieved.

But now you number my steps. Don't you watch over my sin?

She mentioned a number of steps her country had taken to improve its transport infrastructure.

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

This leads to differences in terminology and in the names and number of steps in the process.

The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya had taken a number of steps to integrate itself into the global economy.

The Palestinian National Authority has taken a number of steps to meet its Sharm el Sheikh commitments.

Towards that goal, Israel is taking a number of steps to promote peace and reinvigorate the peace process.

Article 13.2 lists a number of specific steps parties are required to pursue to realise the right of education.

Ms. Coker Appiah noted that the Government of Paraguay had taken a number of positive steps to penalize traffickers.

Mr. Saidov (Uzbekistan) said that his Government had taken a number of steps to implement the provisions of the Covenant.

In the Russian Federation, we have taken steps at all levels of authority to reduce the number of road accidents.

The Nouméa Accord provided for a number of steps towards a negotiated consensual solution for the future of the Territory.

I would declare to him the number of my steps. as a prince would I go near to him.

I would declare unto him the number of my steps as a prince would I go near unto him.

In the past five years, Pakistan had taken a number of important steps to strengthen its criminal justice apparatus.

I would like to suggest a number of steps the Governments in the region and this Council could take.

At the same time, a number of measures and steps were taken to guarantee the best possible results.2

Since 2000, a growing number of countries have taken steps to develop a gender sensitive approach to budgetary allocations.

Applications of industrial and environmental biotechnology promise to cut the cost of production, the number of processing steps and energy consumption.

Steps had been taken to coordinate the work of women's associations, and a number of non governmental organizations had been formed.

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

The UNCC secretariat stated that it had taken a number of steps to try to prevent fraud or presumptive fraud.

As a result of that pilot mission, on which a report would soon be issued, a number of steps had been taken.

The entire procedure is a finite number of steps, since at some point the algorithm will be required for n 1.

However, a number of major challenges would need to be addressed to translate those steps and commitments into an action plan.

An increasing number of Governments10 took steps to mainstream gender perspectives into economic policies and programmes, including in the labour market.

It exceeded its mandate and became prescriptive when it advocated a number of steps to be implemented within the early part of 2006.

Another variation on TQM is utilized by an increasing number of Next Steps agencies in the United Kingdom and other European public organizations.

18.6 In its commitment to improving the status of women in Vanuatu, Government has taken a number of positive steps as identified in the Report.

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

Sarkozy has called free trade a policy of naiveté, and wants to take a number of steps that would stand in the way of economic globalization.

The Security Council, in the view of several participants, had taken a number of steps toward greater transparency, though more could be done in the future.

Measurement is still largely limited to a number of industrialized countries, although steps are now being taken in a few developing countries to produce statistical data.

With reference to article 7 of the Convention, she asked whether the Irish Government planned to take additional steps to increase the number of women elected to Parliament.

The practical steps agreed by States Parties in 2000 for systematic and progressive efforts to implement Article VI of the Treaty included a number of legal, technical and political steps which could provide a basis for some of the elements required for a nuclear weapons free world.

The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela has taken a number of specific steps in this regard, including the 2004 expression of support for the work of IAEA on safeguarding radioactive sources.

The Conference took cognizance of PFC's report on Member States' contributions and arrears, and decided in favour of a progressive implementation of a number of steps towards defaulting Member states.

In its resolution 1564 (2004) of 18 September 2004, the Council subsequently requested that I take appropriate steps to increase the number of human rights monitors deployed in Darfur.