So, clearly, the dotforce initiative is no stand alone development tool. Governments must also act.

We must act at once.

We have to act quickly.

We must act quickly.

We have to act fast.

It is, instead, the eurozone governments that must act.

We should proceed with great caution.

Europe and the G8 must act.

And we need to act globally.

We should do so now.

Therefore, projects need to be operational at the latest by 2007.

France and Germany Must Act in Iraq

But we need to act quickly and together.

But how we are to deal with the situation?

Now that you have made your decision, you must act.

They could argue that action is not necessary in a specific case, but they would have to do so publicly, thus becoming accountable for their inaction.

Supervisors should be bound by a presumption that they will act.

We're a team, not individuals! We need to work as a team.

Governments that support the ICCAT option must now prove that it is up to the job.

The governance structures have to function according to democratic principles, founded on equity.

If Europe is to act, France and Germany must lead. Precisely because they opposed the war, they are now the only countries that can restore Europe's unity of action in promoting stability.

Even countries that do not possess nuclear or other radioactive material need to act.

During the coming year, therefore, we must act in a spirit of global solidarity.

Right. So the next thing is, now why should we get a little bit more active on this?

Third, there is no time to lose policymakers need to act immediately.

Their chairs should have wider discretion to act on their own initiative.

In some circumstances, men will need to act more like women in others, women will need to be more like men.

So if governments want existing agreements to rule the waves, they must start acting on the sobering science and real world numbers.

Even countries that do not possess nuclear or other radioactive material need to act.

If the US wants better results, it should stop going it alone.

To save innocent people from paying with their lives, the world s leaders must act quickly and boldly.

There are actions to be taken.

Time for action!

It's time for action.

It's time for action.

Not only does this comport with the preferences of the American public polls show that two thirds of Americans prefer multilateral actions to unilateral ones but it has practical implications as well.

All leaders can order their forces into battle in cases of national emergency or self defense. They must preserve their legal and operational ability to act swiftly and decisively when necessary.

They must preserve their legal and operational ability to act swiftly and decisively when necessary.

Even militarily, the US should rarely intervene alone.

Logic and common sense suggest that Russia, the European Union and the United States must act together.

Logic and common sense suggest that Russia, the European Union, and the United States must act jointly.

Grant supported subsidies would remain in place for a finite period, and donors would gradually phase them out as aid programs expire.

To be effective, any stimulus program will need Europe s nations to act in concert.

But a family s wishes should not override doctors ethical responsibility to act in the best interests of their patients.

But, if the past is any guide to the future, we should be aware of the limits of regulation.