Sentence examples for cited steps from inspiring English sources

He cited steps that his administration had taken to broaden relations between the American and Cuban people, including allowing Cuban-Americans to send money more freely to relatives in Cuba and to travel there more easily.

Both said they don't tolerate the sort of practices mentioned in the report, and cited steps they have taken to make sure working conditions at their processing plants are safe and humane.

Mr. Weidlich, the Mondrian's general manager, noted in his statement that the manager who ran the hotel at the time of the firings was no longer there, and cited steps taken to ensure that "this type of thing cannot happen again".

Administration officials insisted that donations do not factor into White House visits, and they cited steps taken to curb the influence of money in politics, including a ban on executive branch employees' accepting gifts from lobbyists and on appointees' lobbying the White House after they leave.

Garcetti cited steps he's taken to spur the city's economy, particularly his promotion of a summer jobs program for young people from low-income families.

At the time, Kim acknowledged the "difficult situation and adverse conditions" of the previous year, but cited stepped up production in agriculture, fisheries and industry as "opening up bright prospects for the building of an economic giant and the improvement of people's living standards".

Bergen County, for example, has put off, at least for now, widespread pesticide campaigns, citing steps it has already taken to prevent the spread of the virus.

"There has been a kind of rapprochement" between the Turkish state and its religious minorities, Mr. Aktar said, citing steps like the recent appointment of an Armenian to the Foreign Ministry in Ankara, a first in the history of the republic.

Mitchell gave the university a favorable review, citing steps it had taken to enact recommendations of a report that resulted from an independent investigation commissioned by the university's board of trustees and led by the former F.B.I. director Louis Freeh.

"If Israel officially announces readiness to return to the 1967 borders, to the return of Palestinian refugees, the destruction of the dividing wall, the release of all arrested Palestinians, our movement will take steps towards peace," Meshal said, citing steps sharply at odds with Israeli positions.

"We are taking measures to try to encourage the speedy adoption of these guidelines, virtually as we release them," he added, citing steps like providing summaries that doctors can keep on their desks and programs that can be put on personal organizers that calculate heart-disease risk and treatment recommendations.