Critical next step, and still insufficient.
Slowing, or even reversing, the outsourcing trend is a critical next step for the industry.
In the critical next step in the appeals process, the Clinton administration is scheduled to file a brief on Monday.
Neither side has yet agreed on details for the critical next step of dismantling North Korea's facilities and clearing the country of nuclear bombs and the radioactive material to make them.
After identifying the problem and major causes, the critical next step is to understand that suburban poverty requires its own interventions, and to push for policymakers at all levels to engage with the issue, he argues.
In 1989, when the first President George Bush announced his plan to send American astronauts back to the Moon and on to Mars, he called the proposed space station "our critical next step in all our space endeavors".
"We see savings as a critical next step," says Flannery.
Shozo Yokoyama, an evolutionary biologist at Emory University in Atlanta agrees that verifying prestin's role in echolocation is a critical next step.
The "critical next step," she adds, is to show that those pathogens are actually infective strains that could get humans sick.
Cloud Computing is viewed as a critical next step for Japan, and it is the fastest growing part of Japan's IT industry.
This article suggests that a deeper understanding of the ways in which barriers can be transformed into enablers of action is a critical next step in the evolution climate change policy design and implementation at the local level.
