Sentence examples for direct step from inspiring English sources

The most direct step the government can take is to make clear that abuse by priests is a criminal, not a religious matter.

"This is a direct step escalating the conflict in Abkhazia," David Bakradze, the conflict resolution minister, said, according to the Interfax news agency.

Printing fewer renminbi to buy dollars would be the most direct step that China could undertake to fight inflation, Western and Chinese economists say.

4 First Steps in Sri Lanka The government and Tamil rebels agreed to discuss sharing power with the minority Tamils, taking the first direct step in resolving the 19-year-old conflict.

The Sri Lankan government and Tamil rebels agreed today to discuss sharing power, taking the first direct step in resolving the central conflict of a 19-year-old civil war that has killed 64,000 people.

A vast expansion of a program paying to keep workers employed, rather than dealing with them once they lost their jobs, was the most direct step taken in the heat of the crisis.

Although eBay executives recognized and routinely acknowledged the problem, they never took bold, direct steps to address it.

Now the question is whether the U.S. will take more direct steps to hasten the installation of that post-Assad government.

While much of the initial action taken by E.U. governments focused on the financial markets, some, including the partially autonomous Welsh authorities took early and direct steps to limit job losses.

Another brand, Travelocity, took more direct steps to secure a cameo role by having two executives — Jonathan Rogers, head of brand management, and Bruce Horner, marketing principal — take the Travelocity brand character, a garden gnome, to the events they attended.

The direct step-by-step integration method based on Newmark's algorithm is used in the solution of Eq. (20) by the computer program written by MATLAB language.