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a willingness to make whatever changes needed.
its own commitments or begun to address many of the legal and institutional changes needed to protect human rights.
He informed WP.29 about the intention of the informal group to present at the November 2011 session of WP.29 an interim report showing a possible road map identifying the changes needed.
The only proposed changes in this paragraph from the current article are minor style changes and changes needed to conform to the changes made in paragraph 1.
International financial institutions should reformulate their policies to address the major challenges posed by financial markets and to make the changes needed to forestall and avoid additional crises.
It elicited several problems facing private sector financing as well as changes needed.
Members should consider whether a more effective tool could be devised so as to drive the changes needed within the Organization.
defining further changes needed.
understanding and accepting of changes needed.
subprogrammes will be adjusted to incorporate changes needed to ensure coherence,
Changes needed to be made to both physical infrastructure
A multi-agency action plan has been developed to identify the changes needed to achieve the Strategy's outcomes
working groups to identify changes needed Regular working groups on a country
The comments highlighted the changes needed to advance gender equality on the national level
So, every day leaders can determine to make the changes needed to put their countries on a fast track to the MDGs.
He stressed that such changes needed to be made in a fair
Equally important is that the NAP process underscores internal changes needed to improve the effectiveness of strategies designed to combat land degradation.
The limitation or exception provided in national law should permit changes needed to make the work accessible in the alternative format.
the Commission are concerned about the lack of progress in implementing the social and economic changes needed for sustainable development.
pointing to the changes needed to better reflect present-day realities.