Exemplos de uso de To take concrete steps em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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To take concrete steps in this direction.
It underlines the need to take concrete steps to that effect.
For this, we pray, that God reinforces in all governments andcitizens the courage to oppose violence and to take concrete steps to thaw the situation.
It is time to take concrete steps towards a lasting peace.
It is not enough simply to reject capitalism.It is necessary to take concrete steps to abolish it.
I would like to encourage the Commission to take concrete steps in this regard and to press for the proposals which it has already put forward.
The Commission supports this effort andcalls on President Samper to take concrete steps in this regard.
The Council urged both parties to take concrete steps to implement their obligations under the Agreement on Movement and Access.
The EU is committed to taking its fair share of the global efforts to reduce human interference withthe climate system and has already started to take concrete steps towards that direction as outlined above.
At the same time the EU also urged the Maoists to take concrete steps towards a permanent end to the use of violence for political ends.
What is more, the participants include eight EU Member States andsix third countries, and it is very inspiring that we have such a comprehensive strategy that allows us to take concrete steps in all these matters.
I therefore urge Turkey to continue to take concrete steps in that direction.
EMPHASISES the need to take concrete steps both to implement gender mainstreaming and in support of specific actions to achieve gender equality;
This crystal-clear joint resolution asks the Council and the Commission to take concrete steps against the criminal policy of the Mugabe regime.
It is therefore necessary to take concrete steps to protect and promote the fundamental freedoms of individuals when surfing the web.
The Ministerial Conference"Diversity and participation: the gender perspective", held in Rotterdam on 6 and7 July 2004, underlined the need to take concrete steps to implement these conclusions.
He concluded by urging ACP member states to take concrete steps towards these adopted principles and to show commitments.
Believing that it is not enough to condemn the apartheid regime and express moral indignation, butthat it is even more necessary than ever to take concrete steps which can contribute to the elimination of apartheid;
Parliament called on the Commission to take concrete steps, both within the EU and at the WTO, to give such undertakings legal recourse to seek compensation.
In this framework and in parallel with other relevant activities in these fields,the EU invites the countries of the Western Balkans to take concrete steps to tackle the issue of restoration of cultural and religious monuments.
President Obama noted that the Ukrainian government continues to take concrete steps that would allow for the de-escalation of the crisis, particularly as it prepares for elections this Spring and undertakes constitutional reform,….
The video ends with a link to a petition which urges world leaders at the UN General Assembly in New York to ask the UN Security Council to take concrete steps to end indiscriminate bombings in Syria.
The EU also calls on the Belarusian authorities to take concrete steps to demonstrate their willingness to respect democratic values and the rule of law, so that we can begin to develop closer and deeper relations.
It threatened sanctions against Syria if it did not withdraw from Lebanon, give up its WMD and stop supporting terrorism, andit also called for Syria and Lebanon to take concrete steps to make peace with Israel.
It was not until 1754 that the city Solicitor raised the need to take concrete steps, but it did not go any further than being an isolated episode.
It is important now to take concrete steps to clearly distinguish between irregularities and fraud, as fraud is a criminal offence, while irregularities are the failure to comply with a rule and could easily be unintentional.
Certainly it is necessary that things develop andprogress if we truly wish to take concrete steps towards the objective which we have proposed for ourselves.
We agree on the need to take concrete steps to ensure that agricultural promotion is not excessively centred on traditional export commodities, and that food crops, especially those produced and consumed by poor people, should be given particular attention.
The Union must continue to press the Palestinian Authority to take concrete steps to arrest and bring to justice those who commit terrorist acts.
Madam President, with this resolution, the European Parliament calls on the Burmese Government to put an end to human rights violations and to start genuine dialogue with the opposition and ethnic representatives of Burma,as well as with the international community, and to take concrete steps towards a peaceful transition to a democratic system of government.