Sentence examples for correct step to take from inspiring English sources

Senator Robert Torricelli's announcement yesterday that he was withdrawing from the New Jersey Senate race was the correct step to take.

The first step to take for the correct evaluation of corn cob energy conversion potential is to completely characterize the feedstock.

The official Fifa statements accompanying the 1999-2002 figurestateded that despite the collapse of the marketing company ISL "Fifa was able to take the correct steps to ensure that every obligation [sic] was fulfilled on time and in its entirety".

The idea is that anyone who chooses to do so can learn, and take the correct steps, to build an actual map of their inner world -- of their SELF.

"It painted a picture to me of the company as being people that aren't interested in taking the correct steps to safeguard their user information," he said in an interview.

"Whilst the company has not been immune from the impact of the economic downturn, we believe that the management are taking the correct steps to right-size the cost base and increase profitability," Numis says.

His website says he wants to create an "illegal Immigration Control Enforcement unit" in order to "manage the growing number of illegal migrants that live and work in Vancouver which drains our precious resources and harms legal immigrants who took the correct steps to live and work in Vancouver".

"I think the White House took positive and correct steps to move to a just and permanent solution," Ms. Calderón said.

The Poison Control Center can easily identify the correct steps for you to take.

After integration it was the responsibility of the GHS to ensure that leprosy was detected as early as possible, that correct treatment was given, that correct steps were taken to prevent disability where sensory loss and nerve damage were present and that all health workers, people affected by leprosy and the public were informed about leprosy [3].

However, if the correct steps are taken, we may be able to transform this crisis into an opportunity, and achieve progress in areas which we failed to tackle during the boom years.