Sentence examples for by taking this step from inspiring English sources

By taking this step, the commission will only succeed in making itself the next target of reform.

Mr. Bush by taking this step made it clear that the post-Cold War world would be a familiar place.

Apple was in a unique position to lead the industry by taking this step, and we did it without hesitation.

By taking this step, he is helping improve external perceptions of Sports Direct's governance, which will ultimately be beneficial to all stakeholders".

Mr Jobs, by taking this step, has recognised consumer frustration with the industry practice of locking purchasers of music to particular devices.

By taking this step, breeders and exporters say, China will move from backyard farms to Western-style large, consolidated operations to keep up with demand.

"I would like to say to those of the press and those of the people who think that I lost so much by not taking this step, I would like to say that I did not lose a thing up until this very moment, I haven't lost one thing.

As Kertzer notes, "by not taking this step, the pope allowed the Catholic press, including that part of it viewed inside and outside the church as communicating the pope's true sentiments, to continue to tar the Jews with the ritual murder charge".

By not taking this step, E.U. ministers kept an important element of leverage over Serbian reaction when the International Court of Justice rules on the legality of Kosovo's independence, said one E.U. diplomat, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue.

Welfare cuts are overwhelmingly supported by voters who believe that Britain is too generous with social security, so Osborne suffers no reputational damage by taking this radical step.

We urge the UNHCR to show its commitment to these highly vulnerable refugees now by taking this important step.