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I thought I was going to take a more active role.
We must take a more active role in the stewardship of the human race.
I thought we agreed that you were going to take a more active role.
If you want to take a more active role in our daughter's life, we can discuss that later.
Civil society organizations can and should take a more active role.
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Take a more active part in the question of impunity as it relates to the massive violations of human rights committed prior to 2002;
It's time for me to take a more active role in this war.
Several delegations stressed that the State should take a more active part.
Church agencies andcommunities may take a more active role in the management of these centers.
I thought we would continue our conversation about, you know, the future of things around here, andI'm gonna have to take a more active role, I think.
Clearly, her Government must take a more active approach to the problem.
However, occasional reports of persons suffering ill-treatment after arrest by the TPF suggests that CIVPOL may need to take a more active approach.
This is also an area where governments should take a more active stance to address such failures;
As this impact will be particularly pronounced for small and medium-size enterprises engaged in foreign trade, it is essential that developing countries,whose trading communities consist largely of SMEs, take a more active stand in these negotiations.
The population is waiting for Moscow to take a more active position and return to the status of arbiter.
As you do so and give us permission,we can take a more active role in assisting you over the times of uncertainty, sadness and stress.
With the apparent passing of Ivid Vin Rauzes following the wars,some expect the Knight Protectors to emerge from their dormancy and take a more active role ii the recovery of the Great Kingdom.
For this reason, experts from eastern Europe should take a more active part in the activity of the Task Force to speed up the acquisition of the information required.
I convinced the Vedek who led my order that we needed to take a more active role in the resistance.
It is equally important that the government take a more active position encouraging corporate culture, in which respect for human rights is viewed as an essential part of operational‘good manners.
Kosovo Serb leaders remain divided andare unable to agree whether to take a more active part in the Provisional Institutions.
OIOS is of the view that the Office should take a more active approach to implementing recommendations 1 and 5 of the in-depth evaluation report by requesting the involvement of the Secretary-General in assisting the Legal Counsel and the Office as a whole in fulfilling the requirements of these recommendations.
In its audit of themanagement structures of DPKO(A/61/743), OIOS recommended that the Office of the Under-Secretary-General take a more active role in the implementation of the/DFS information management strategy.
In other key areas such as research and development,Governments must take a more active role by stimulating strategic investment in cases where serious underprovision occurs as a result of the inability or unwillingness of the private sector to invest.
Furthermore, UNICEF should be more systematic in promoting the rights of the most vulnerable categories of children and should take a more active role in campaigns to prevent social degradation among children and young people.
The Special Representative urges that the CNCC take a more active role: it has met only once since its formation.
Given its oversight role in the area of ocean affairs and the law of the sea,the General Assembly should take a more active part in anticipating areas of concern and devising strategies to address them effectively.
In view of the moral influence wielded by the Holy See andthe national Catholic churches, the Committee also suggested that the State party should take a more active stance against unjust systems that had the effect of fostering racist attitudes, as well as against any tendency towards racism and xenophobia that might develop in national societies.
Mr. Šćepanović(Montenegro) said that,since regaining independence in 2006, Montenegro had taken a more active role in international affairs.