Right across the developing world, citizens and communities are using technology to enable them to bring about change, positive change, in their own communities.

To conclude, opportunities for positive change are within reach.

We want to bring about change to bring people in, not keep them out.

I'm fed up of talking about making change.

Then the question is, how do you make that change happen?

And he'll get you inspired and get you going and guide you through the process so that you can affect change.

In 2011 the world has learned more about the transformative power of online citizen media.

Our task is to strengthen indigenous political forces pushing for democratic change.

Even then, successfully changing institutions is easier said than done, as they are rooted in deeply enshrined norms and values.

The elected president wants to act, but the assembly refuses to approve the necessary laws.

And if you truly believe and I mean believe from the bottom of your heart you can make change happen.

So far, little damage has been done and little positive change accomplished.

During the communist era, most people believed that individual efforts to effect change did not make sense.

Japan wishes to be an integral part of this international effort to effect such historic change.

Undoubtedly, one of the main reasons for this positive change is the setting aside of past constraints and the stepping down of the old guard.

It is imperative that this be not merely a promise of a declaratory nature, but that it contribute to real change on the ground.

So to say it is hopeless is not the right thing to do, because we actually can make that difference if you integrate the various technologies.

It is increasingly being recognized that when given the right opportunities, young people can be effective agents of change.

Historically, there tends to be the same set of themes fearsome, uncontrolled transformative change led by educated, urbanized cosmopolitans.

Europe has a unique chance to demonstrate that it can make a difference in America s post unipolar moment.

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I would like to end on a positive note, because, as the representative of Greece and others have noted, there has also been a lot of positive change in Africa in recent years.

Human rights and avoiding discrimination Inclusive governance structures can promote respect for human rights and facilitate the kind of positive social change necessary to support the advancement of women.

The Agency had been working closely with the Special Envoy for Disengagement of the Quartet team on how best to channel aid for positive change and economic improvement.

Of the four growth components that fall into this category, two have the greatest potential to make a difference capital spending and exports.

This change, this change.

In that regard, this Summit represents a real test of the international community's will to effect the changes that all Member States of the Organization seek.

The Global Business Coalition has encouraged business leaders to influence change at the global policy level and to address stigma among workers.

It's a global organisation entirely run by young people, which offers all young people the possibility to take an active part in the positive change in their own community.

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But this can and should be addressed by domestic policies aimed at bringing about structural change, not by external policies like exchange rate appreciation.

Russians may be concerned by growing unemployment and reduced incomes, but this is not manifesting itself in any drive to organize or try to effect political change.

This change was caused by a series of events and developments within the country that the previous Government had neglected and in some cases had refused to address.

The success of some in having their claims heard is testimony to the growing power of law as a force for positive change in Europe.

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The present document takes into consideration recent developments and consultations.

One of the most pressing requirements if democracy in El Salvador is to be consolidated into the genuine rule of law is the transformation of its judicial system.

It might be a very slight change, but change is change.

Change for its own sake should be avoided.

Thus, in spite of persistent conflicts and hot spots, the world has moved resolutely ahead along the exhilarating path of positive change, thereby giving people a better chance of controlling their fate.

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