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

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

(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.

Franklin Roosevelt was already taking vigorous action against the depression, and was trying to reorder the failed US banking system.

24 Taking Action , p. 4 ff.

40 Taking Action , p. 104 ff.

42 Taking Action , p. 105 ff.

47 Taking Action , p. 139 ff.

Governments must serve as role models, ensuring public trust and taking swift and decisive action, particularly against perpetrators within their own ranks.

The action the Chinese Government is taking against it is designed to protect the rights and freedoms of the population at large.

Together, we are responsible for taking 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.

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

(b) Develop and adopt a national plan of action against sexual exploitation and trafficking of children, taking into account the Declaration and Agenda for Action and the Global Commitment adopted at the 1996 and 2001 World Congresses against Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children

Action against trafficking

For action against corruption

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

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

Referring to teenage pregnancy, she wanted to know what measures the Government was taking to prohibit punitive action against teenage mothers and their families at the village level.

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

In an environment where trans people feel that even the police are not taking serious action against criminals, they have taken to social media to draw attention to the rising discrimination and assaults against their community.

For action against organized crime

For action against human trafficking

For action against money laundering

For action against money laundering

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

For action against trafficking in persons

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

All of this activity is taking place against the odds.

(1) Strengthening legal action against terrorism (www.legal.coe.int)

Calls upon all States that have not yet done so to consider taking the necessary action to sign or ratify the International Convention against the Recruitment, Use, Financing and Training of Mercenaries

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.

(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.

Some argue that taking drugs is against the spirit of sport.

International Convention against the Taking of Hostages accession 1 March 2004

Recognizes the fundamental role of civil society in the fight against racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, in particular in assisting States to develop regulations and strategies, in taking measures and action against such forms of discrimination and through follow up implementation

Action against transnational organized crime protection of witnesses

Nevertheless, she drew attention to the fact that article 54 provided States other than the injured State with the possibility of taking action against another State to secure the cessation of the violation.

Of course, any listing or de listing by the United Nations does not prevent individual Member States from taking further action against the person or assets involved, pursuant to their own internal laws.

These States do not necessarily separate action against those on the List from action taken in general against all those they regard as terrorists.

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