Steps should be taken to prevent such setbacks.

Together, those steps demonstrate President Abbas's determination to prevent future attacks.

Steps to be taken to prevent racial discrimination with regard to victims of racism

Alternatively, counsel argues that the steps taken to prevent and monitor the guarantees were insufficient.

We must also take practical steps to prevent any media from promoting or glamorizing terrorists.

Since then Croatia has already taken some steps in an attempt to prevent further conflicts

The international community should take the necessary steps to enhance cooperation to prevent and combat terrorism. quot

Steps to be taken to prevent racial discrimination in regard to accused persons who are subject to judicial proceedings

The educational authorities have started taking positive steps to remove the obstacles that prevent equal access to education.

Likewise, it has taken steps to prevent terrorist organizations from using the nation s well developed financial system.

We strongly endorse the call by the Conference to continue taking the necessary steps to prevent and combat terrorism.

Steps should also be taken to prevent new infections among parents and children and to enable families to receive treatment.

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

Countries should take the necessary steps to prevent terrorists from infiltrating their law enforcement bodies and special services.

The UNCC secretariat stated that it had taken a number of steps to try to prevent fraud or presumptive fraud.

These steps show that we have done a lot, nationally, to prevent any aggravation of the drug abuse situation.

(a) Steps taken in accordance with international human rights instruments to prevent violence between different groups in South Africa

Effective implementation of paragraphs 1 and 2 of the Resolution requires States to take the necessary steps to prevent terrorist acts.

Those steps must include immediate and effective controls over deadly firearms and confidence building measures to prevent a return to armed violence

It was therefore imperative, as a matter of urgency, to take concrete steps to prevent the world situation from deteriorating still further.

The Government had issued a booklet on the law, the steps to be taken to prevent harassment and the handling of complaints.

The commencement of the investigations marks an opportunity for all parties to take all possible steps to prevent the continuation of such offences.

The international community should take the necessary steps to enhance cooperation to prevent and combat terrorism. quot (A CONF.157 23, para. 17)

Pakistan has taken additional steps to augment the safety and security of nuclear installations and to prevent the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

(b) The violence against civilians and sexual violence against women and girls, and urges all parties to take necessary steps to prevent further violations

States Members of this United Nations have to take effective steps, individually and jointly, to prevent this bizarre trade, which can destabilize vulnerable countries.

Working more closely together would highlight the commonality of interests and the need for practical steps to prevent the weaponization of outer space.

2. Take all necessary steps to prevent, reduce and control degradation of the marine environment resulting from the adverse effects of human activities

Require individuals to be aware of the risks of inadvertently participating in or assisting such activity, and to take active steps to prevent or stop it

If Georgia takes military steps to prevent that, Russia s military would likely react with force, creating a situation that could get out of control.

While we can, in time, rebuild what we have lost, we should take the appropriate steps to prevent a similar disaster from happening again.

Necessary steps should be taken to prevent man made disasters, particularly those occurring as a result of armed conflicts or nuclear or chemical activities.

However, urgent steps need to be taken to rehabilitate the basic health infrastructure in order to prevent a further deterioration of the situation in the coming months.

Israel calls upon the international community to urge the Palestinian Authority to take all necessary steps to immediately dismantle terrorist organizations and prevent further attacks against Israel.

Nonetheless, steps can be taken to prevent political deadlock in budget negotiations, while increasing the budget s flexibility so that it can be used to stimulate growth.

And it will require from them a commitment to take urgent steps to prevent nuclear, chemical and biological weapons getting into the hands of terrorist groups.

Further requests the Secretary General to take all necessary steps to recover financial and other losses and to take appropriate measures to prevent fraud, corruption, mismanagement and misconduct

President Pervez Musharraf must take immediate steps most importantly, the formation of a national unity government to prevent Pakistan from tearing apart at the seams.

Important steps at the national and international levels have been taken to prevent displacement, but ongoing outflows indicate that more can and should be done.

My delegation also recognizes the need to consider further steps to enhance international cooperation to prevent, combat and eradicate the illicit brokering in small arms and light weapons.

Major steps have been taken by the international community in seeking to work together not only to overcome the consequences of the tsunami, but also to prevent further catastrophes.

We hope that in Afghanistan also a responsible approach will prevail and effective steps will be taken to prevent armed incursions into the territory of Tajikistan.

But these steps, urgent as they are, will not prevent a recession in the US and other countries hit by the crisis.

They also wished to know what steps had been taken to prevent the occurrence of racist acts and violence such as those occurring in other countries in Europe.

10.2 States are encouraged to take steps, in particular through education, information and labelling regulations, to prevent overconsumption and unbalanced diets that may lead to malnutrition, obesity and degenerative diseases.