Sentence examples for a definitive step from inspiring English sources

This deal represents a definitive step forward for patients, for doctors and for the NHS as a whole".

Despite having a chance to take a definitive step towards winning the race outright, Lance Armstrong chose to wait.

Pope Francis strongly supported the agreement with international powers over Iran's nuclear programme, declaring it "a definitive step towards a more secure and fraternal world".

"It represents a definitive step in the configuration of the future leadership of the nation," Mr. Castro told lawmakers at a conference of legislative leaders in Havana on Sunday.

"It was plainly a claim in part-implement of the defender's alleged obligations, being a definitive step in the process of enforcing them".

Colored pumps are a definitive step up and a blouse with frills or ruffled edges will break that unpalatable harshness.

Withdrawing the pact from congressional consideration is a less definitive step than canceling it; withdrawal leaves open the possibility that this administration or a successor could resubmit the agreement to Congress if tensions subside.

In November, for instance, he urged bishops attending a conference on the crisis in the States not to take any definitive steps until after the global meeting a move that some argued was an additional skittish avoidance, while the Vatican insisted it was for the sake of global unity.

He said he is waiting to hear from his own commission studying the issue before taking any definitive steps.

Laws pile up in a parliament with little time to read them.Against this backdrop, even some of those who campaigned hardest to end military dictatorship in Myanmar find themselves dreading an election that is supposed to mark the definitive step to a new pluralist era.

Qaddafi took a definitive set of steps to change the position of his country.