Sentence examples for bold steps towards from inspiring English sources
The Virgin chief executive, Andy Webb, said: "When we undertook our detailed review of the team in the first half of 2011, it was clear that our bold ambitions for the future would need to be matched with some equally bold steps towards achieving them.
The December Euro Plus Monitor from the Lisbon Council, a Brussels-based think-tank, notes that France is the only big European economy beset by serious problems not to have taken bold steps towards reform.For all the talk of a new Mr Hollande, this is not the first time he has embraced supply-side economics.
Addressing sexual abuse, early pregnancy and marriage for children in armed conflict and HIV/orphans -- If the bold steps towards UPE and the attendant protection of children, especially girls, from premature entry into child labour are to be realised, special targeting is necessary.
If it does, Saddam's 68th birthday will come to be remembered as the day Iraq made a bold step towards becoming a stable democracy.
Lukaku has thrived under Roberto Martínez at Goodison Park, scoring 12 goals in 24 Premier League appearances to fire the club's Champions League challenge and they would take a bold step towards a top-four finish if they could beat Arsenal at home on Sunday.
Whereas many clubs in Hoffenheim's position would have appointed another firefighter manager with the simple remit of avoiding relegation at all costs, the club from rural Baden-Württemberg have put their trust in youth and long-termism and have taken a very bold step towards the future, regardless of what the next six months bring.
The Republic of Ireland will take a bold step towards the finals in South Africa next summer if they can avoid defeat in Sofia and Trapattoni, the manager, appeared ready to reward Hunt for his performance in the previous qualifying tie against Italy.
Far from taking a bold step towards the United States of Europe, the EU might end up as a bigger version of Belgium, a polity so messy that in December 2011 it was left without a proper government for 541 days as one faction after another failed to form a coalition (a fate Belgium may now be in for again after its national election, held on the same day as the European ones).
"The new Women's Ashes series format acknowledges the past, embraces the present and takes a bold step towards the future".
