Legal and policy reforms and their effective implementation Governments and civil society around the world are taking steps to implement the Optional Protocols, often with UNICEF support.
We are currently conducting a careful review of the system and taking steps to implement additional security features".
"The governor believes that actually taking steps to implement the president's directives would be helpful in helping reduce the level of opposition down in Puerto Rico," Ms. Echaveste said.
The bureaus transmit criminal information that may be of interest to other countries; within their own countries, they undertake inquiries, searches, and arrests requested by other countries and take steps to implement resolutions voted on by the annual assembly.
Later, P. J. Crowley, a White House spokesman, said: "The president has called both Chairman Arafat and Prime Minister Barak this evening, expressing his concern about today's incidents of violence and encouraging both to continue to take steps to implement the agreement at Sharm el Sheik and to do all they can to restore calm to the region".
A recent Supreme Court judgment has allowed the dispersal of $2bn of frozen Iranian assets to relatives of US marines killed in Beirut in 1983 by Shia militants allied to Iran, while Treasury officials are taking steps to implement legislation introduced in December threatening to sanction any bank dealing with Hezbollah.
"If Sri Lanka responds positively by ceasing armed hostilities against our forces and takes steps to implement the Norwegian proposal of mutual confidence building measures, the L.T.T.E. will be prepared to extend the period of peace to create cordial conditions for a stable cease-fire and direct negotiations," the group said in a statement.
It was a grand and ambitious scheme, and after Scott Sherman reported, in The Nation, in late 2011, that the library's new president, Tony Marx, was taking steps to implement it, considerable anxiety was aroused among longtime users of the library, including me.
Toyota responded to the new reports with a statement saying it takes "all customer reports seriously" and is "taking steps to implement more stringent quality controls, investigate customer complaints more aggressively, keep open lines of communication with safety agencies and respond more quickly to safety issues we identify".
