Sentence examples for a step now from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers could then ask the local police to execute the plans for certain events, a step now taken only on an ad hoc basis.

Administration officials — who have been debating a no-flight zone for weeks — concluded that such a step now would be "too little, too late" for rebels who have been pushed back to Benghazi.

Garment briefly stayed on at the White House under Gerald Ford, advising the new president to pardon Nixon – a step now generally praised, but which was hugely unpopular at the time and contributed to Ford's defeat two years later.

AT&T's Comcast shares are unregistered, meaning they cannot be sold in the open market until it registers the stock with the Securities and Exchange Commission -- a step now set for 2002.

The continued exodus of money and people from Spain could be a warning to European policy makers that bailing out the country — a step now widely expected — may not stem the panic as long as the Spanish economy remains in a funk.

iPS cells are similar to embryonic stem cells (ESc), the only truly pluripotent cells that have raised hopes for regenerative medicine and also heated ethical debates because they are derived from human embryos, a step now unnecessary with iPS.

"You're looking at a hybrid step now," said Mitchell Rubenstein, co-chief executive of MovieTickets.

"Obviously it is a massive step now going into the Premier League and it's something I'm really looking forward to".

But why did Mr Brown decide to take such a fateful step now?He is clearly livid that his old enemy, Peter Mandelson, appears restored, albeit informally, to the prime minister's right hand.

"If the E.C.B. took a big step now, it would show they are extremely skeptical about Europe's growth prospects," said Michael Heise, the chief economist at Allianz in Frankfurt.

"We think this is a logical step, now that the nascent Google Video product has been introduced".