Initial steps have already begun.

(b) SIDS should take the initial steps to approach the donor community as soon as possible

The initial steps that he has announced are impressive.

Shall I take steps?

Concerning HIV prevention, he noted that initial steps were under way.

In that regard, we welcome the commitment of the multinational force to take initial corrective steps, particularly with regard to the issue of detainees.

If we can't take big steps, we can take small steps to create what we want.

So what steps should we take?

Take those baby steps like walking.

Take concrete, operational steps to improve communications.

We must take immediate and courageous steps.

We must take immediate and courageous 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.

I urge other governments to take similar steps.

ECA should, without delay, take the following steps

It recommended that Governments take the following steps

I'll take a few steps back into 1793.

They therefore called on the donor countries to take steps to offset the negative effects which would result from the elimination of the quotas in January 2005 and welcomed the initial steps which were being considered by the European Union in that respect.

The G8 can take four steps towards these ends.

To take effective steps to combat trafficking in children.

Generation 10 and it'll take a few steps more

UNMIL has taken some initial steps, outside of the DDRR process, to address the problems of child abduction.

In his speech of 26 August, the Secretary General accordingly outlined initial steps to cope with this crisis.

I applaud the initial steps the Secretary General has taken to reduce and reform the United Nations bureaucracy.

The modest initial steps to establish the Register in 1991 were recognized and accepted as a practical necessity.

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

Delegations should take the necessary steps to achieve that end.

Many steps are easy to conceive and difficult to take.

If I take 30 steps exponentially two, four, eight, 16

Omar, we've got to take those steps we discussed once.

Yes, with the final goal to take off, but with initial speed.

Russian authorities may be advancing that goal by taking initial steps toward improving corporate governance in state owned companies.

Accordingly, some initial steps have been taken by the Council to improve the transparency and accessibility of its deliberations.

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

Accordingly, the Government of Ghana will take steps in that direction.

It is therefore necessary to take steps to enforce these provisions.

The international community should take resolute steps to change that situation.

If I take 30 steps linearly one, two, three, four, five

Right now, hundreds of communities are starting to take these steps.

I don't want to hurry you, but shouldn't we take steps?

So far, the Syrian side has taken only initial steps in that respect it still has considerable distance to cover.

At its last session the General Assembly took the initial steps towards bridging the gap between resources and mandated outputs.

YR Yes, with the final goal to take off, but with initial speed.

Her feet go down to death her steps take hold on hell.

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