Sentence examples similar to a renewed step from inspiring English sources

But the economic picture is not clear and other indicators point to a renewed step-up in growth.

Other parts of the order simply renew steps Brown has already taken such as instructing state officials to expedite voluntary water transfers.

"Government here has a renewed bounce in its step".

Williams was masterful as both a passer (13 assists) and scorer (19 points), showing a renewed bounce in his step.

It's because of all that accumulated goodwill, wisdom, common sense and common cause, we go with a renewed spring in our step.

Nokia has a renewed spring in its step, having recovered from a stumble in early 2004, when a lacklustre product line-up caused its market share to drop below 30% for the first time in years.

But lesser steps — a renewed ban on the sale of assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition clips, a requirement for background checks of buyers at gun shows, and the appointment, after six years of Republican obstruction, of a director for the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives — are, for the first time in nearly a generation, imaginable.

Recently, a renewed call for concrete steps has been made towards such an evidence-based clinical introduction (McCulloch et al. 2009, Schemitsch et al. 2010).

The United States and other Western countries placed heavy emphasis on credible elections in the state, saying they could be a first step toward a renewed peace effort.

Ten years from now, the assassination of Burhanuddin Rabbani, head of Afghanistan's High Peace Council (HPC), may well be seen as a decisive step towards a renewed civil war.

BRUSSELS — The European Commission president, José Manuel Barroso, described the proposal for a single supervisor for the region's banks on Wednesday as the first step in a renewed drive for a federally unified Europe.