The next step in Iraq's transition is the constitution making process.

They include transition economics, social policy, and government budget making.

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

The new democracies are making headway in the face of the formidable difficulties of transition.

The Transition simultaneously expands our horizons while making the world a smaller, more accessible place.

The United States has strongly supported the efforts to assist Burundi in making a peaceful transition.

Norris went on to make several more films before making a transition to television.

Here, too, the United Nations is making its contribution towards the process of political transition and reconstruction.

By making aid conditional on economic reform and democratic transition, however, the international community risks political triage.

In April 2004, the Bank of St. Helena was opened, making a transition from the Government Savings Bank.

The Transition Government, which I have the signal honour of heading, is making sustained efforts to realize these objectives.

Such poverty interventions are specially important in countries that are making the transition to a more market oriented economy.

It is not yet clear whether East Asia s economic powerhouses will succeed in making the transition from follower to frontier.

Liberia is making the transition from over a decade of civil war to culture of re instating the rule of law.

Member States were urged to consider methods to alleviate the problems of making the painful transition to a post disarmament world.

Four interrelated programme components will support the industrial development strategy and policy making process in developing countries and economies in transition.

The transition to decentralized decision making and management of forests is likely to be costly, and the payoffs may not materialize immediately.

It encouraged the Bretton Woods institutions to continue to enhance the participation of all developing and transition economies in their decision making.

Nevertheless, for the developing countries, especially the poorest ones and those making the painful transition to a market economy, increased aid remains essential.

The present work programme, for 2005, represents an effort towards making a transition to a more effective and balanced set of actions.

Libya s Transition to Transition

While the primary responsibility in this endeavour rests with the people of Iraq, the international community shares a common interest in making Iraq's transition succeed.

The same consideration applies to the economic programmes to be implemented by new democratic Governments in countries making their transition out of war or civil strife.

In an era of transition such as ours, the United Nations above all, the Security Council needs to be prudent, cautious and responsible in decision making.

Its own economy was currently making the transition from a centralized planned system to a free market within the framework of a democratic and constitutional Government.

We need young people to take responsibility for facilitating and making the transition from lacking access to opportunities to fully exercising their rights and citizenship.

That strategy was initially introduced in 1997 to address some of the challenges faced by youth in making a successful transition from school to work.

The transition programme

Indeed, like so many post communist countries over the past 20 years, Libya is now making the gradual and at times painful transition to a market economy.

It provides a summary of key developments in Iraq, particularly with regard to the political transition, including the constitution making process and regional developments pertaining to Iraq.

The issue of strengthening and broadening the participation of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in international economic decision making was underscored in many statements.

Sixth, establish well planned and synchronized programs for demobilization, disarmament, and reintegration, which are sine qua non for making the transition from war to peace irreversible.

Furthermore, the participation of developing countries and economies in transition in international economic decision making should be enhanced in keeping with the Outcome of the 2005 World Summit.

Several participants referred to the importance of making practical and detailed arrangements to ensure a smooth transition from the Commission on Human Rights to the proposed new body.

(a) The need for sustained political efforts aimed at making the next steps of the transition, in particular the coming constitutional process, as inclusive, participatory and transparent as possible

Conditioning the Arab Transition

The Post Nuclear Transition

The Transition to Sustainability

Status of the transition

They called for further enhancement of the participation of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in all international economic decision making and norm setting institutions.

The Monterrey Consensus stresses the need to broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in international economic decision making and norm setting.

We, a community of nations, should extend our warmest congratulations on the achievement of the leaders of South Africa and its people in making the peaceful transition a reality.

And so this transition is perhaps the most important transition of all time.

The constitution making process also affirmed the need for an inclusive, participatory and transparent transition, to mitigate the volatile security environment, which has deteriorated in certain parts of the country.

The international community, particularly democracies, should assist post conflict States in making the transition to stable democracy by, inter alia, providing technical assistance and international cooperation in multilateral forums.