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

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.

However, one further step has to be taken.

Further steps have been taken to improve the response rate.

Step A. Step B. Step C. Mostly.

Preliminary steps

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.

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

136. None of these proposed steps, however, was taken.

No further advances?

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recommend further implementation steps and undertake active follow up

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

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

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

Calculating was typically the limiting step, and now often it isn't.

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

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

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

No further information was received.

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

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

(a) Preliminary steps

Conscious that limited steps relating to detargeting have been taken by the nuclear weapon States to address this concern and that further steps are necessary to contribute to the improvement in the international climate for negotiations leading to the elimination of nuclear weapons,

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

And not a single thing has gone wrong. It was perfect.

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

Further, since the State took all possible steps to prosecute the alleged offenders there can be no cause for further complaint against the State in this regard.

How do you parameterize mostly ?

Without peace there can be no progress.

There has, accordingly, been no further demarcation activity.

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

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

The implementation of re engineering projects and further automation of processes have softened the impact of the increase in volume, and additional reporting has provided further efficiency improvements.

No further decision has been taken since then.

He shows no mark of progress.

There was no progress, no innovation.

The Government should also take steps to more effectively address the problem of illegal cross border movements by further strengthening border controls.

Go to the starting point and load without further command.

Gender analysis is not used systematically and effectively in planning processes, as called for in the Platform for Action.

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

Steps

Conscious that limited steps relating to detargeting have been taken by the nuclear weapon States and that further practical, realistic and mutually reinforcing steps are necessary to contribute to the improvement in the international climate for negotiations leading to the elimination of nuclear weapons,