Examples of using Firm steps in English and their translations into Russian
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Bhutan has taken firm steps in this direction.
Firm steps must be taken against the practices of hostage-taking and abduction, whether for political or pecuniary reasons.
In that context, Uruguay has taken firm steps to achieve the Goals.
Firm steps should be taken to liberate all people from foreign control and to guarantee their enjoyment of the right to self-determination.
His delegation appealed to the United States to take firm steps to address the concerns raised in the draft resolution.
It is only firm steps towards established goals, concrete agreements and firm commitments that will help lead us towards greater progress.
Zimbabwe was an active partner in the formulation of the SADC guidelines andhas already taken prompt and firm steps to implement those guidelines.
They have taken the first firm steps in the political transition, in accordance with their basic law.
All sectors of Salvadorian society will have to work daily andcontinually to consolidate the peace process and to take firm steps towards promoting economic development.
We have taken firm steps to put the difficult circumstances of the past behind us, and we have renewed the confidence of the Timorese people in the institutions of the State.
The Palestinian Authority under President Abbas was taking firm steps to implement measures under the first phase of the road map.
We should make full use of the opportunity provided by the United Nations Conference on the Illicit Trade in Small Arms andLight Weapons in All its Aspects to take firm steps to curtail this deadly traffic.
Together with his close advisor, Waleran de Beaumont, Stephen took firm steps to defend his rule, including arresting a powerful family of bishops.
Romania had taken firm steps to fulfil the commitments it had undertaken in Beijing, and planned to present a detailed account of women's advancement and gender equality policies during the consideration of its fourth periodic report to CEDAW in June 2000.
After that important stage in building our State,we feel that we are taking firm steps on the road to democracy and development and that we are opening the doors to investment in Iraq.
Thus my country attaches particular importance to the strengthening of the role ofthe United Nations and to the restructuring of its main bodies, so as to combat the uncertainties born of an unequal world and to take firm steps to make multilateralism truly democratic.
As per the provisions of this article, the State needs to take firm steps to provide for physical and mental wellbeing of the families particularly for the mother and child health.
The representative stated that trafficking in women and children had become a major concern for the Government,which had taken firm steps and made the law severe for such offences.
Under your leadership, we have taken firm steps towards the establishment of a General Assembly in which the voice of the voiceless can be heard and in which we are all equal.
It is setting an example of good governance; representative and participatory democracy; consensus building;economic growth with social justice and equity; firm steps towards the eradication of poverty, extravagance, corruption and discrimination.
At the same time, I would urge the Assembly to take firm steps to ensure that food no longer be used as a weapon by parties to civil and international conflicts.
My Special Representative consistently addressed these cases, including through his strong representations to Governors, commanders and the highest authorities of the Interim Administration,urging them to cooperate with the Special Independent Commission and to take firm steps to protect the integrity of the Loya Jirga and its delegates.
We are confident that the international community will take firm steps to respond quickly to the pressing needs of the process of reconstruction in the Palestinian territories.
We reiterate our conviction that genuine implementation of irreversible, verifiable and transparent nuclear-weapon reductions will increase the confidence of the international community and lead to the totalelimination of such weapons, so the Coalition will continue to call upon States to take firm steps in that direction.
I am glad to say that the Palestinian leadership has reacted commendably andhas taken the first firm steps towards instituting a smooth transition of power, in accordance with their Basic Law.
The international community should take firm steps to resist protectionism, should strictly respect the Doha mandate of the WTO and should provide assistance to developing countries, in particular the least developed among them, with a view to promoting development through trade.
Against the backdrop of various quality issues that have cropped up in recent years,the tea board has already taken firm steps to protect and enhance the image of Indian tea globally and to ensure that only tea worthy of the tagline'Indian tea' is exported.
We have seen also how the Contact Group promised to take firm steps if the Serbs of Bosnia and Herzegovina did not accept that plan and have seen how the Security Council hastened to lift the sanctions imposed on Serbia and Montenegro before enough time had passed for the Belgrade regime to prove its good faith and before it had clearly recognized Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.
He again urged the developed countries which had not yet ratified the Protocol to do so,and to take firm steps to reduce greenhouse gases, assist in efforts to mitigate the effects of such emissions, such as adaptation measures and relocation of affected populations.
In that regard,Jamaica believes that urgent and firm steps must be taken to address the challenges and threats to the integrity of and confidence in the Treaty, including, as stated in the report of the Secretary-General on nuclear disarmament, achieving further irreversible cuts in nuclear arsenals, ensuring more effective compliance measures, and reducing the threat of proliferation not only to States, but also to non-State actors.