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In another development, Locsin yesterday asked Washington to "concretize" amity into action by selling M16 rifles to the Philippines, following President Duterte's change of heart about not purchasing defense equipment from the US.

"I, as the minister responsible for economic cooperation with Russia, uniting the efforts of the Japanese government, is ready to continue efforts to concretize and improve the plan on strengthening the economic ties between our countries," Seko said at a joint meeting of the Japanese-Russian and Russian-Japanese Economic Cooperation Committees in Tokyo.

The kingdom has taken ever since many steps to concretize the agreement for the sake of protecting the children's rights.

"We don't concretize it, we talk about the forest park itself.

While it could be argued that a Joint Statement is not the proper medium to concretize plans of action over the West Philippine Sea, both parties should have at least been a little more unequivocal on the matter.

"We are ready to give them (Team-Anna) credit that due to their movement the bill is going to be concretize so quickly in such a short duration of time.

He also underscored that the power sharing and security arrangement committees do need important effort to concretize a peace deal.

Meanwhile, Ugljanin said that the most important decision, which was made in this meeting, was to concretize the industrial zone project which would be established in Sanjak region (highly populated by Bosnians) with 30 millon USD of Turkey's contribution.

"Both India and Oman have a special vision for our bilateral relationship and I will use my visit to find ways in which we can concretize this vision into a broad and mutually beneficial cooperative framework between the two countries."

In order to concretize the views of the prospective English language teachers on the literature courses in their curriculum, 15 prospective language teachers were interviewed via structured questions.

Like Pouliot himself, driven by a need to "make things that weren't there before" (he's referring to more than films), the villagers imagine a difficult goal and attempt to concretize it, inventing ways of ragging Christopher into Ste-Marie-la-Mauderne.

Ellington asserts that Mary's role as Jesus' biological mother was downplayed by the late sixteenth century due to social and institutional pressures to concretize her role in church life.