Sentence examples for Mark a step from inspiring English sources
Defending gay rights around the world, as he has done at home, Obama said a bill that President Yoweri Museveni has pledged to sign will mark a "step backward" for all Ugandans and reflect poorly on the country's commitment to protect the human rights of its people.
Field dismisses the entire reform and rejects one of Duncan Smith's central arguments: that the universal credit will mark a step away from means testing.
It will mark "a step toward a completely new form of combat," said Sergey Chemezov, chairman of Russia's state-owned Rostec arms manufacturer, which owns a controlling stake in Kalashnikov, according to Kalashnikov's news statement on the launch.
Germans see it as a way of imposing rules and rigour; the French want it to tame markets and excessive competition; euro-enthusiasts dream of fiscal federalism.For André Sapir, of the Bruegel think-tank, the changes so far do indeed mark a step towards fiscal union.
The 2014 playoff will mark a step in that direction.
The SCAR report does not mark a step forward in that quantitative modelling.
According to this thesis, the victory of Trump and the elevation of Johnson mark a step-change in the art of diplomacy: the arrival of a new and noble breed of truth-tellers, untrammelled by the boring rules of the past, blowing away the cobwebs of euphemism and caution.
Does it mark a step-change in the way women are portrayed on television?
As the organisation set up 10 years ago to regulate and develop the social care workforce in Wales, the Care Council will play a leading role in delivering a new professionalism that will mark a step-change for the profession in Wales.
If the policy were to be implemented, it would mark a step-change in how money works.
