Sentence examples for as an immediate step from inspiring English sources
As an immediate step, her advice is to go for a recyclable plastic brush with a comprehensive take-back scheme.
The supreme court-imposed travel restriction was seen as an immediate step towards cornering Gen Pinochet in Chile.
As an immediate step, Germany is to pay within two years £1,000,000,000 in either gold, goods, ships or other forms of payment.
As an immediate step, the government began dismantling four heavily defended lookout posts in the republican strongholds of South Armagh and County Londonderry, symbols to Northern Ireland's Catholics of the oppression they say they have suffered for years.
Overall, study indicates no strong evident that RCMs downscaling as an immediate step before bias correction provides additional improvement to the sub-regional climate compared to the correction directly carried out on their forcing GCM.
As an immediate step, the new data now make it possible to run data-informed experiments to develop adequate parameterisations of short-wave form drag on large outlet glaciers and ice streams, and in doing so expand our theoretical knowledge of its effects on ice flow, building upon existing idealised treatments43, 44.
But in the Russian capital, bike sharing may not be as much an immediate step forward for commuting — the program is starting extremely small, both in terms of bikes and miles of bike lanes — as it is a small, concrete triumph for grassroots political activism.
We applaud the administration's plan to help the elderly by expanding access to discounted drugs as an immediate, interim step (front page, July 13).
As an immediate next step, we aim to determine the activity of Toll-like receptors in human diffuse large B cell lymphoma.
As a result, immediate steps were taken in Djibouti, Mali, Mauritania and Zambia to recover misappropriated funds and to prevent future misuse of grant money.
The chances of success here have been improved by a compromise between the two main camps: one led by the Americans, who want to concentrate on what they see as the immediate steps necessary to boost the world economy; and the other driven by France, Germany and the other big eurozone countries, who are more interested in longer-term reform of financial markets.
