My delegation calls upon the parties to the peace process, namely, the Palestinians and the Israelis, to take bold steps towards achieving the desired objectives.

However, the international community cannot impose a resumption of negotiations Israelis and Palestinians must take the required bold steps in order to comply with their mutual commitments and obligations.

The plans were that from approximately 2012, Ukraine would have to either take bold steps to create a new combat aircraft or purchase a large number of existing combat aircraft.

The rich countries, together with China and the Middle East oil exporters do indeed need to take bold steps to help out emerging markets, and the Fund has a useful role to play.

We urge Member States to take bold and decisive action on this issue.

The Summit had confirmed that the time had come for bold targeted steps to remove external difficulties to such integration.

Take concrete, operational steps to improve communications.

But will the rest of the world accommodate Japan s bold policy experiment, or will it take protective steps and thus impede the operation of a crucial policy transmission mechanism? While initial indications are encouraging, the jury is still out.

We also applaud the leaders of Africa for their continuing commitment and steadfast determination to take bold steps in promoting sustainable economic growth and social development, reducing poverty, and achieving food security and political stability in their respective countries.

I urge other governments to take similar steps.

ECA should, without delay, take the following steps

Now is the time for the EU to use its relative strength and take bold action.

The G8 can take four steps towards these ends.

To take effective steps to combat trafficking in children.

As governments embark on their necessary and bold experiments, they must remember to take their citizens with them.

To this end, eurozone leaders must take three key steps.

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

But America can make it so only by recognizing the great challenges it faces and taking bold steps towards addressing them, at home and with allies abroad.

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These steps could take the form of an internationally legally binding instrument.

Sadly, the signs that any of Israel s potential prime ministers are truly prepared to take so bold a step are few.

Generation 10 and it'll take a few steps more still not quite there.

It remains uncertain, of course, whether the regulators would actually take such steps.

The EU should also take steps to improve its ability to conduct operations.

The US can take four practical steps to help negotiations move forward immediately.

But North Korea and the international community can already take some substantive steps.

Member States that owed large amounts should take steps to remedy the situation.

If America realizes these bold steps through purposeful public policies, as Obama outlined, the innovative science, new technology, and powerful demonstration effects that result will benefit countries around the world.

This is a bold idea, but bold ideas are needed now more than ever.

Well there are steps we can take to navigate our way through the morass.

(a) To take reasonable steps to verify the reliability of an electronic signature or

(b) Where an electronic signature is supported by a certificate, to take reasonable steps

They can also take steps to make ODA more predictable from year to year.

The only practical approach is to take small, sequential steps, starting with debt pooling.

States possessing weapons should take special steps to reduce the prospect of their use.

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

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What practical steps should Governments take in order to facilitate effective exchange of information?

Also, the Committee will take steps to encourage implementation of Council resolution 1624 (2005).

Cuba had failed to take steps that would guarantee its own people human rights.

(b) Take all necessary steps to ensure effective implementation in practice of adopted legislation

Where the issues are still contentious, let us be prepared to take smaller steps.

May I take this opportunity to commend the National Council of Swedish Youth Organizations (LSU) for taking a bold initiative in that regard.

(c) To take immediate steps to implement the 1994 Declaration of Principles, in particular to take all necessary steps towards the negotiation of a ceasefire agreement as agreed upon in point 6 of the Declaration of Principles