Once that s done, any nation or even a sophisticated terrorist group can do the rest.

These include

Those steps are not enough.

Argentina endorses these proposed steps.

But, to reap these benefits, we must close the deal.

We urge the international community and the donors to complement such DDR programmes in order to assist countries emerging from conflict in the implementation of these programmes.

These concerns illustrate the desirability of further simplifying and harmonizing the main procedural steps of procurement across the organizations.

Given this history, Iran has a strong incentive to retain at least a nuclear breakout option (which would mean completing all but the final steps to weaponization).

After taking these steps, the payments system would be safe.

In Iraq, some of these steps have already been taken.

All these steps will help lift young people from poverty.

Please provide information on the steps taken to implement these recommendations.

Since we took these first steps, the field of optogenetics has exploded.

It is to be hoped that many more major European corporations will follow suit.

The intended beneficiaries of these actions should be defined as rights holders.

During 2005, Australia has taken steps necessary to effect the implementation of the MARPLEX Convention.

The work of internalizing them is nearing completion.

This was one of the most courageous steps I took as a prison governor.

All of these steps reduced pollution markedly.

None of these steps are easy.

The steps up to this point occur in many steroid producing tissues.

These steps have made additional resources available for the Interim Cooperation Framework and other activities.

The Commission may wish to take further steps with a view to clarifying the issue.

One example of a new institution is the Cabinet Committee on Investment, which has been created to facilitate the completion of large projects.

A successful conclusion of the round would be the strongest possible action to counter protectionist tendencies and resume growth in world trade.

WILPF applauds the steps taken by the United Nations toward realizing this vision.

Some of these steps have been taken in recent years, but it is time to jumpstart the process.

However, completion rates indicate that although some progress has been achieved, it has not been enough to ensure that students complete their primary schooling.

Unless the government took these steps, he would lead a million man march on the capital.

The US should quietly try to nudge these steps forward.

They include consulting with potential troop contributing countries, the Governments of Sierra Leone and Liberia and the Special Court.

Moreover, making the transition requires investments in human capital that individuals often cannot afford.

If seriously implemented, these steps will transform Mubarak s legacy.

None of these steps is easy and they are certainly not automatic.

Absent these missteps, expect a tougher ride on the global economy, but not a calamity.

Sure enough, right on schedule, each of those steps was set in motion in Iran, within the space of a week.

Such rapid steps would provide a critical support for national Millennium Development Goals strategies.

The United Nations is prepared to assist in finalizing the negotiations.

Summary of recommended awards in the fifth F4 instalment COMPLETION OF THE REVIEW OF F4 CLAIMS This report completes the work of the Panel.

The reconstruction programme needs to be completed (a priority).

Review Committee experts.

If the international community shies away from properly taking up this challenge, it will be doing so at its peril.

The reality is that Iraq s future is not assured even if these and similar measures are taken.

News reports indicate that many employers are already taking such steps.

Such steps will make far reaching transfers of sovereignty unavoidable.