Other Member States are urged to follow the example of these countries.

All other Member States are urged to follow this example.

We urge other developed countries to do likewise.

Mexico and Brazil will not follow, but would not oppose the move, either.

Canada will support it, and we respectfully urge other Member States to do the same.

We hope that other developed countries will follow suit and reach their targets at an early date.

More countries should follow the example of those which had submitted such plans and implemented them in earnest.

In these countries, too, screening mechanisms have been strengthened, and China and Russia, as well as some other emerging markets, are following suit.

First, other privatized state owned operations, especially postal and telecommunication services, could follow suit.

In view of the continuing fragility of the tribunals' finances, he urges other Member States to follow their example.

Other EU states need to follow their example in order to make European foreign policy truly effective and influential.

Initially she follows in her older sister s footsteps in quest of their common dream, to attend one of China s top universities.

Other governments need to follow the UK s lead and become involved politically and financially in expanding the EITI. France appears to have done little to encourage countries within its sphere of influence, much less to ensure that its own companies begin disclosing.

At the very least, governments should follow Great Britain and France and consider publishing regular statistics on trends in the well being of their citizens.

This may change if a new common threat to Europe emerges, or if conservative parties follow the left and become anti American.

Developed countries should learn from and follow the example of developing countries which had taken their constituencies on board and not allowed the negotiations to be delayed on their account.

Bolivia would do well to follow the example of its eastern neighbor, Brazil, which has experienced a surge in educational and scientific investments since its democratization in the 1980 s.

Other European countries have yet to indicate whether they will follow Germany s example a world free from nuclear energy is hard for its supporters to imagine.

Accordingly, New Zealand continues to support efforts towards universalization of the Rome Statute, and we urge other States to follow the example of those that have recently become parties.

Israel should follow Obama, whose recent decision to arm the Syrian rebels, though belated and still ill defined, is a choice for the Sunni alliance.

In the meantime, he called on all States to respect the moratorium on nuclear testing and on those States that had not yet done so to follow France's example and close their nuclear testing sites.

Finally, the Nuclear Suppliers Group of 45 countries, urged by the Bush administration to follow the IAEA s example, did so unconditionally.

We strongly urge those countries to change their positions, strictly abide by the Charter of the United Nations and resolution 2758 (XXVI) and identify themselves with the great number of Member States on the Taiwan question.

While we are pleased to note that so many Member States have now submitted their first reports to the 1540 Committee, we urge the remaining States that have not done so to do likewise.

A decade ago, many thought that the lesson of the 1990 s was that the United States variant of capitalism was the best model, and that other countries should and would follow.

Some argue that Europe needs to follow the example of its agricultural policy and introduce a CAP style defense budget so that free rider EU countries start to pay their way.

They will likely follow suit, and the more weapons proliferate in the volatile Middle East, the more likely it is that accidents and miscalculations could lead to their use.

Second, countries must move together. Otherwise, one country s restructuring will heighten expectations that others will follow, giving rise to contagion.

Urges developed countries to increase their contributions and initiate new means within the framework of the International Development Strategy and to follow the example of countries who converted the debts contracted by the least developed countries into grants in order to facilitate the implementation of the structural adjustment measures undertaken by these countries.

CAMBRIDGE Two decades ago, many people thought that the lesson of the 1980 s was that Japan s variant of capitalism was the best model, and that other countries around the world should and would follow it.

So Australia s refusal to emulate the United States in recognizing that India merits an exception on nuclear supplies rankles Indians. In fact, India has all the uranium it currently needs from other suppliers the issue is one of principle.

And now, with help from my organization, the GAVI Alliance, a public private partnership created to improve access to new vaccines for the world s poorest children, other low income countries are following Rwanda s lead.

As a result, emerging market countries, aiming to ensure that they avoidneeding financial support from the IMF in the foreseeable future, are increasingly following China s lead and trying to ensure that they, too, run current account surpluses.

I warmly welcome President Bush's pledge and challenge to us all on Wednesday that the United States of America is ready to eliminate all tariffs, subsidies and other barriers to the free flow of goods and services if other nations are willing to do the same.

The rest of the world has begun to take heed, but Bush, having ignored warnings about Al Qaeda s plans prior to September 11, 2001, and having not only ignored the warnings about New Orleans levees, but actually gutted funding to shore them, has not led America to do likewise.

Other central banks are doing likewise.

I hope other countries will follow.

Then the Arab League met to follow the Gulf states lead.

Indeed, one hopes that others will follow his example.

It can, as Germany did, opt for reconciliation with the international order. Or it can take the route of President Vladimir Putin's Russia, and develop a new revanchist strategy in this case, to overturn the order that emerged from the Soviet Union's Cold War defeat.

Other central banks are expected to follow.

The rest of the world s economies should do the same.

Other countries, one hopes, will follow suit.

We urge other concerned countries to do likewise.

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