For more details on how to take part, take a look at the campaign website.

In general more women than men take the courses on offer.

They can take on more risk running a more highly leveraged business with less shareholder capital.

The government aims to encourage partners in a household to share the responsibilities of work and care more evenly, so that women can take on more paid employment and men can take on more care tasks.

On average, men take home about AWG 525 more per month than women.

Let us take on the challenge, and let our legacy be no more poverty.

Take a more complicated example.

More generally, it is necessary to take into account both glancing and head on collisions.

Her right to buy policy triggered an upward spiral in house prices, which encouraged households to take on more and more debt.

And the second thing is confidence, that we can see how game playing and reward structures make people braver, make them more willing to take risks, more willing to take on difficulty, harder to discourage.

Communication between people, on the other hand, is far more complex and a lot more interesting because we take into account so much more than what is explicitly expressed.

To address global poverty effectively, global leaders must take a more comprehensive approach that focuses on reducing citizens vulnerability.

A full assessment of the Iraq war and its effects on the Middle East will take a decade or more.

The US lacks the means and the political consensus to take on much more in the way of global responsibility.

It reinforced that urge to take action, so I've gone on to paint many more lives that have been lost.

Arms traffickers take advantage of the fact that authorities are more focused on the merchandises imported to their own countries.

There is now some pushback on prices, but drug companies are compensating by convincing more people to take more drugs for dubious or exaggerated ailments, thereby increasing volume.

So, more interestingly, I'm interested in how we can take that in a more dynamic way.

But governments should start to take this far more seriously.

Nepal's people can't take much more, Twitter users have warned

Second, the transmitting State may take even more extreme measures.

Rather, it should take a broader and more comprehensive approach.

The conference will provide an opportunity to take a closer look at what is keeping States from joining and what measures we can take collectively to get more States on board.

Declaring true victory over global warming will take a lot more pragmatism, and a lot more work.

Gathered here, we have pledged to take action to make the world more secure and more just.

Thus, processes that take five years in the Gulf of Mexico would take more than 20 in the Arctic.

While such agreements require more analysis and take more time to develop, their development (also supported with Fund resources ) and approval can take place in less than one year.

(b) One or more United Nations agencies take a lead role

Coupling intermediate technical milestones with guaranteed incentives enables companies to focus on problems that might take ten years or more to solve.

I guess the more you matter the more space you take up, which explains the whole SUV phenomenon.

And not only did those suicide bombers take a hundred lives, but they did more, because they created more hatred, more rage, more fear and certainly despair.

Coalition forces should take a more robust approach to the drug problem.

Liberia also began to take a more active role in international affairs.

Myopic authorities need to take less guidance from frothy financial markets and focus more on the structural repair of a post crisis world.

True, someone has to come first. Other financial players take on more risk because derivatives and repo players bankruptcy exemptions put them first.

The economy grew, but mainly because American families were persuaded to take on more debt, refinancing their mortgages and spending some of the proceeds.

When al Qaeda decided to take on the United States, it targeted the US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, killing more than 260 people.

But, in order to defeat the far right, Putin s regime will be forced to take its stand on more or less liberal ideological grounds.

At the summit this week, we agreed on the further steps that we need to take for the Organization to be even more effective.

In Kosovo a lot of women who experience harassment don t go report it directly to the police, because the police may not take one incident of harassment on the street so seriously, says programmer Albana Dulaj. If we have more reports, I believe they ll take it more seriously.

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

Financial Regulation Asian countries need to take more leadership in regulating financial markets.

But critics of the euro should take the gold standard analogy more seriously.

They take it for granted and are more concerned with their domestic constituencies.

More efficient technologies normally take many years to spread through the energy sector.