Sentence examples for a technical step from inspiring English sources

The latest approval, she said, "was a technical step put out by a computer somewhere.

The speaker of the upper house of Parliament, Sergei M. Mironov, described it as a "technical step" requested by Mr. Ustinov himself.

Elisha Peleg, a Jerusalem city councillor, said the Shepherd Hotel building permit was a "technical step" and that more construction would follow there and in other Palestinian areas of the city.

In exchange, Iran — which has repeatedly asserted that its nuclear program is peaceful — has signaled it may be willing to stop enriching uranium to 20 percent purity, considered a technical step short of bomb grade.

Iranian leaders, including President Ahmadinejad, have hinted that if the world powers officially accepted Iran's nuclear energy program, Iran would halt its enrichment of uranium to 20 percent purity, which is considered a technical step away from weapons grade purity of 90 percent.

Iran has signaled it may be willing to stop enriching uranium to 20 percent purity, which is considered a technical step short of bomb-grade, but it seeks a weighty political message in return: an acknowledgment from the international community that it has the right to enrich uranium.

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At that meeting, negotiators will try to reach agreement on the framework of the beginning of a compromise in which Iran would stop enriching uranium to 20 percent purity — a level considered a short technical step away from weapons grade.

European officials said Iran had refused to suspend the enrichment of uranium to 20 percent purity, a level considered a short technical step to the higher level of purity needed for weapons-grade fuel.

Twitter is blocked in China by the authorities, but it can be reached by signing on through a third-party server overseas, a simple technical step that has enabled Twitter to become a popular tool of communication in China.

But the Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi, said that sending out uranium enriched to a fissile concentration of 20 per cent – a short technical step away from weapons-grade material – would be crossing a "red line" for his country.