Sentence examples for concrete steps to implement from inspiring English sources
We have been taking concrete steps to implement smart climate practices for decades.
Soon after the wedding of Mr. Bahaji, who fled Germany after Sept. 11, the men in the Hamburg cell began to take concrete steps to implement a plan.
For instance, it found that only 13 of the 90 agencies it queried appear to have taken "concrete steps" to implement the administration's order.
At the first Meeting of States Parties to the Convention on Cluster Munitions in November, governments agreed to a 66-point action plan for concrete steps to implement the treaty.
The All India Democratic Women's Association said in a statement that the scope of the fund remained undefined, which showed that the government was "keen to make a hasty political move to garner the trust and confidence of the women protesters without taking any specific and concrete steps to implement the Justice Verma Committee recommendations".
During the 1937 Social Credit backbenchers' revolt she sided with the insurgents who threatened to bring down the government unless it took concrete steps to implement social credit.
It is crucial that the UK take immediate and meaningful steps to implement the committee's recommendations.The UK must take immediate steps to implement the recommendations.
It will describe concrete steps to developing and implementing a biodiversity prospecting trust fund and relate through specific case studies some of the lessons learned from past experiences.
"The more that the interim government of Tunisia takes concrete steps to prepare for and implement democratic elections and a democratic system, and the more the interim and future governments are able to answer the grievances that led to this popular movement, the stronger and the warmer its partnership with the United States will be," he said.
Concrete steps to the treaty we want".
