Small steps are taken every year, and all of them are important.

Argentina would like to see concrete steps taken towards that end.

The G8 can take four steps towards these ends.

Few concrete steps, if any, have been taken with the aim of realizing the objectives of the resolution.

Even President U Thein Sein s government listened to the wishes of the people the new government shouldn t continue it, he added, saying that the NLD government should take decisive steps toward terminating the project.

Convinced of the need for the United Nations to take strong and effective steps in this regard,

Back in 2000, the rich countries were not taking adequate steps to fight AIDS, TB, and malaria.

Even before the crisis, the G 8 countries were not taking serious steps to meet their pledges to Africa.

It is Norway's view that steps should be taken to strengthen the Secretary General's role and capacity in preventive diplomacy.

Further necessary steps in that regard will, it is hoped, be taken during the September summit.

The Government and the international community should take steps to prevent forcible or involuntary recruitment of child soldiers.

By comparison, 16.8 per cent of responding countries have not taken steps to implement Rule 17.

UNMIS remains in contact with the parties involved, and is taking steps to defuse the situation.

The US can take four practical steps to help negotiations move forward immediately.

States possessing weapons should take special steps to reduce the prospect of their use.

The Government is taking steps to raise public awareness of processes that perpetuate existing sexual stereotypes.

His Government hoped that Israel would exercise the maximum restraint and take steps to calm tensions.

Newly enriched countries need to take several more steps in order to increase the likelihood of a resource blessing.

Had that practice since been outlawed and was the Government taking steps to change attitudes in that regard?

Japan requested that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea should also take sincere steps to address outstanding issues in accordance with the Pyongyang Declaration.

Welcoming the publication of the report of the Sierra Leone Truth and Reconciliation Commission and encouraging the Government of Sierra Leone to take further steps to implement its recommendations,

It cannot wait to inject capital into the banks. It must take immediate steps toward debt mutualization.

For many years, Japan has been taking very cautious steps into this area, but substantial changes have occurred recently.

5.4 States shall take steps to ensure that no one is subjected to displacement by either State or non State actors.

It would be helpful, he said, to know if the secretariat could take steps to help those Parties concerned meet their obligations.

Furthermore, the Israeli authorities had taken very few steps to prosecute those accused of causing death or serious injury to Palestinians.

In paragraph 117, the Board recommended that UNCC take further action to recover undistributed funds, in view of its completion strategy.

Isabel Valdez González of McDonald wonders why the government does not take concrete steps to change this and compares its situation to its neighbor Costa Rica.

Australia is pleased to advise the Committee that it is taking steps, as a matter of priority, to accede to the MARPLEX Convention.

Although much remained to be done, encouraging steps were being taken to enable the Territory to return to normality.

Simultaneously with the measures aimed at combating traffic of afghan drugs the CSTO takes steps to provide assistance for post conflict settlement in Afghanistan.

3. Calls upon Governments to take steps to ensure that, when a state of emergency is introduced, the protection of human rights is ensured, in particular as regards the prevention of enforced disappearances

The government is taking quick steps to de monopolize the economy and break the nexus between economic and political power that characterized the previous government.

But Europe can take other steps to redress or adapt to the looming demographic imbalance.

4. Calls upon States which are parties to an armed conflict to take immediate steps to determine the identity and fate of persons reported missing in connection with the armed conflict

The Government should introduce a quota system for posts in those areas and also take steps to increase women's participation in the country's political life.

Take stringent and resolute steps to eliminate the menace of corruption, which is a potent source of violation of socio economic rights, especially of the minorities and indigenous groups

The Government had implemented pro poor policies and was taking further steps through the adoption of economic and social programmes in cooperation with bilateral and multilateral development partners.

The Palestine National Authority is preparing to issue a unilateral declaration of independence, and it is taking concrete steps on the ground to make any such declaration viable.

He wondered whether the Government was taking steps to encourage political parties to overcome obstacles and ensure women's full participation and representation.

Although modalities for ad hoc participation and consultation in these latter bodies have widened, no formal steps have been taken to achieve effective participation of developing countries.

Ghana as a country has drawn much inspiration from the World Programme of Action for Youth since its adoption in 1995, and has been taking bold steps towards the development of Ghanaian young people.

The secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity should take enhanced steps to promote the implementation of the Akwe Kon Guidelines concerning sacred sites, lands and waters among States parties.

The rich countries, together with China and the Middle East oil exporters do indeed need to take bold steps to help out emerging markets, and the Fund has a useful role to play.

However, concrete steps have yet to be taken to ensure that the agreement is abided by, including the withdrawal of Guinean troops from Sierra Leonean territory and the subsequent demarcation of the boundary.