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Such steps include their deportation and denial of entry to Indonesia.
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Steps include the appointment of dangerous goods safety advisers in each mission.
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Next steps include drafting a policy for confidential reporting of cases of suspected wrongdoing.
Preventive steps include inter alia, that;
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Next steps include finalizing, in the first quarter of 2014, the arrangements and disbursement of funds for this project.
Next steps include developing a resource mobilization strategy for the United Nations country team to attract the necessary resources.
Further steps include the issue of a letter by the President of FATF or the dispatch of a high-level mission to the non-complying member State.
Positive steps include counsellor certification training with a view to establishing United Nations counselling networks in different regions.
Next steps include the analysis of the existing wells and their necessary workover procedures in accordance with our petroleum engineer's recommendation.
Next steps include the finalization of the draft UNDP/INEC project proposal, which is scheduled to be presented by INEC to partners in January.
These steps include taking reasonable steps to encourage commercial content providers to use appropriate labelling systems and to provide appropriate filters.
Next steps include conclusion of review of treatment of BMS income and analysis of host government contributions to field office expenses and the recognition of support cost revenue.
Tangible steps include support for the Government in preparing the Afghanistan country chapter of the Survey on Monitoring the Paris Declaration and in developing an aid effectiveness strategy.
The necessary next steps include the adoption of the legislation necessary in" Puntland" to receive transferred prisoners and the completion of construction of appropriate prison facilities at Garoowe in 2013.
Next steps include the completion of a sophisticated global monitoring system in order to capture and track grantees ' results more efficiently and make them more accessible to a global audience.
Positive steps include improved mapping of the food security situation and the Government ' s ownership of the National Risk Vulnerability Assessment, which is used to identify food insecure households.
Steps include the formulation of appropriate legislation, appropriate budgetary allocations and the designation of authorities, especially decentralized responsibilities to empower subnational and local communities to participate in the decision-making.
Economic steps include overcoming inflation and the revaluation of the local currency, the decline in food prices, the provision of essentials to urban centres, a monetary reform project now under way and the restructuring of the central bank.
Next steps include the issuance of revised and updated disciplinary procedures, expected in the second quarter of 2002, setting out the rights and obligations of staff and the administration in the investigation and processing of disciplinary cases.
Next steps include the development of security sector reform policy, guidance and training, establishment of a roster of qualified experts and the provision of strategic and technical support to those peacekeeping operations with a security sector reform mandate.
Social and cultural steps include a resumption of cultural and artistic life, a resumption of primary and secondary education despite a difficult situation for parents who work for the State, providing drinking water for the capital and electrification and public road projects.
Further steps include continuing to work according to the business plan of the United Nations Communications Group Working Group on Sport for Development and Peace and expanding and strengthening United Nations partnerships with Governments, international sports organizations and the private sector.