But again I stress that each of these steps has to be part of a broader approach.

There are five such decision points each one needs an international standard.

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

So I think that actually step two, that I called a step a moment ago, isn't a step at all.

Each step of the holdup had obviously been carefully planned,

However, one further step has to be taken.

The move towards company reporting on implementation had been a significant step.

No. Everyone should be able to follow this.

This is the sort of thing you see after a fundamental breakthrough.

Assessment of each process and its results

There are several distinct steps in the criteria based assessment process, although some can occur concurrently.

Preliminary steps

Further steps have been taken to improve the response rate.

In non international armed conflicts, such a step would constitute important progress in law.

Step A. Step B. Step C. Mostly.

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.

This step would objectively promote further strengthening of stability in the nuclear sphere.

It was thus important to support every step towards ending the conflict and achieving peace.

And every single part of this mechanism is actually plausible in biology.

And of course, the last thing I'm going to talk about is how to reach that intermediate step, that point of maybe 30 years life extension.

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recommend further implementation steps and undertake active follow up

Although there were periods in the intervals between one step and the next during which the momentum appeared to have been lost, the process as a whole was moved forward by the impact of each positive step following a period of stagnation.

This treaty would be a vital step, a multilateral step, in the path toward nuclear disarmament.

Further steps need to be taken to increase the extent of application of the technique.

Additional efforts are required in order to take further steps towards their settlement.

The first crucial step of the process was the successful reconvening of the National Convention.

Everything's worked out just the way I wanted it.

I will therefore not go into this, but, still, I would say that a step is good only if it leads to further decisive steps in the very near future, because without this fundamental change in the balance of forces we cannot really effect reform of any kind.

It is a positive step and one to be welcomed.

We see the FMCT as an important step in the process of nuclear disarmament.

Such a step will fill a major void in this area.

The steps must be identified and fully translated into action.

The supplanting of risk management' for early warning systems at this level has been a step forward and has led to the formation of a subregional mechanism.

President Abbas has taken some concrete steps towards security reform, which we encourage.

Further interim reduction steps for methyl bromide in Parties operating under Article 5 (1)

Further interim reduction steps for methyl bromide in Parties operating under Article 5 (1)

We would see that not as a reform step but as an anti reform step.

(iii) Strengthen further the section in the report on the steps taken by the Council to improve its working methods

It is for this reason that, in an industry, import substitution is sometimes regarded as a step towards export promotion (Krugman, 1989).

And this is so deep seated in our psyche that when we're presented with a progress bar and presented with easy, granular steps to take to try and complete that progress bar, we will do it.

Each of us, with a single step, can take the world, can bring the world a step closer to peace.

Well, I think it's about four steps, roughly speaking, starting with posing the right question.

42. The re establishment of public security is an essential step

The World Programme of Action for Youth represented without doubt an important step in the promotion of the well being of the younger generations.