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

But North Korea and the international community can already take some substantive steps.

At the same time, several steps can be taken to reduce foreclosures.

By emphasizing Party control through a crackdown on SOEs, government opponents, and critics in the media and academia Xi seeks to maximize his ability to impose economic reforms while minimizing the risk of a challenge from conservative forces.

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

Several activities have been undertaken and pursued.

The first steps will be taken this year.

But more steps are needed.

The Security Council should pay close attention to the regional dimension of the crisis and the threats to humanitarian work, and could consider several potential steps.

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

This would entail a number of immediate and longer term steps.

In our opinion, such steps should be further promoted.

All necessary steps must be taken in this regard.

Steps have been taken to implement the General Assembly's requests.

2. Requests the Secretary General to take the necessary action to implement the present resolution.

Requests the Secretary General to take the necessary action to implement the present resolution.

ECA should, without delay, take the following steps

We urge the Israeli Government to take the necessary steps to contribute to the success of the elections.

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

Considering the elements of a nuclear disarmament regime at this stage could help give direction to intermediate steps and to overcome some of the roadblocks in the current disarmament forums.

The Board notes that, although some steps have been taken to identify mechanisms to deal with fraud, a fraud prevention strategy was yet to be compiled as at 25 May 2005.

To record an analog signal a few steps are required.

That is why European leaders took the ambitious steps that they did.

It would also request the Secretary General to take the necessary action to implement the present resolution.

While positive steps had been taken in that direction in the previous year, particularly in Senegal, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and the United States of America, the death penalty continued to be applied in some parts of the world.

We urge countries that have yet to reach that target to take steps to do so.

Some good steps have also been taken in the direction of economic reconstruction.

Reaffirming the importance of taking all necessary steps to combat terrorism in all its forms and manifestations,

It was suggested that all reasonable steps should be taken to prepare the ground for possible decisions at those conferences.

We continue to urge the possessors to take every possible step to meet these deadlines.

(m) Take the necessary steps to guarantee the presence of independent, qualified medical personnel to carry out periodic examinations of persons in detention

(b) Take all necessary steps to ensure effective implementation in practice of adopted legislation

As a result of that pilot mission, on which a report would soon be issued, a number of steps had been taken.

Some early steps in the right direction are visible.

Both parties have made some steps towards better conflict management and confidence building.

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

As a result, the nation state and its subsidiaries, the typical loci for internalizing externalities, are limited in their remedial capacity.

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

These steps remain the sole prerogative of the sovereign Government of Myanmar.

It is clear from reading the report that further steps need to be taken to advance the dialogue.

Of course, some of the big ticket items in an economic engagement policy will remain contingent on progress in security arrangements and peninsular denuclearization. But North Korea and the international community can already take some substantive 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.

There is no guarantee that taking the right steps in these areas would entirely overcome the employment challenges that individuals and countries face, though doing so would help.

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

We need to take the appropriate steps to make the Council a truly effective tool to promote and protect human rights.