Sentence examples for definite steps towards from inspiring English sources

An interior ministry source in Paris said the government would in any case be unable to take any definite steps towards closing Sangatte before next month's general elections confirmed its mandate.

But even if the bill passes when it is voted on later this summer, the Administration has made it clear that sanctions will remain in place until Cuba takes definite steps towards further democratization, and improves its human-rights record a key element of which would be the freeing of its political prisoners.

But even if the bill passes when it is voted on later this summer, the Administration has made it clear that sanctions will remain in place until Cuba takes definite steps towards further democratization, and improves its human-rights record — a key element of which would be the freeing of its political prisoners.

The findings of this study indicate that the provider organisation has taken several definite steps towards building the cultural competence of the organisation.

The results are a definite step towards the realization of stand-alone clay based nanocomposites with superior fire retardancy.

The reason Kosmos-Iridium shocked the aerospace community was that it was a definite step towards a nightmare scenario that had been proposed in 1978 and is known as the Kessler syndrome.

Seen in relation to earlier evidence of the rural poor's heavy dependence on these resources, their decline represents a definite step towards further pauperization of the poor.

"The UNICEF-WHO discussion paper, along with today's forum, strengthens WHO's Global Cooperation on Assistive Technology (GATE) initiative and is a definite step towards improving access to assistive products," said Zafar Mirza, WHO's Coordinator for Public Health, Innovation and Intellectual Property.

And she describes her tremulous, but definite, steps toward the future.

So it saddens me to see definite steps being made towards the elimination of those forms of media.

Small, horribly small, but definite, steps.