Sentence examples for direction to end from inspiring English sources
The council's chief executive, Geoff Parker, said the tax was "yet another step in the wrong direction to end the global obesity epidemic".
Fehr refused to speculate on whether the talks were headed in a direction to end the lockout, which has wiped out the October and November portions of the N.H.L. schedule as well as the Winter Classic.
Robert M. Wah, president of the American Medical Association, commended the FDA for "taking a step in the right direction to end the lifetime ban that prohibits men who have had sex with men (MSM) from ever donating blood".
For its part, the Obama administration recently renewed Bush-era economic sanctions on Syria evidently since there is no real evidence that Assad has moved in any positive direction to end his government's state sponsorship of terror.
But it does take smart steps to recreate the feeling of the beginning — of showing up to a place because the game pointed you in that direction, only to end up working with a bunch of strangers to catch some Pokémon.
Removing these reminders from the public will be a HUGE first step in the right direction to help end the ongoing race wars.
This year is the first in which the Democratic Party platform calls for the repeal of the Hyde Amendment, a step in the right direction to finally end this attack on our rights.
Making his way through the cattle run that is Stew Leonard's -- just a single serpentine trail that moves in only one direction from beginning to end -- Mr. Dowdell noted that "it's a masterpiece of impulse merchandising, getting people to buy things they're not intending to buy".
Again, closed lines are lists of edges representing road segments, and a vehicle can drive on them in the driving direction from start to end.
President Obama has also charted a new direction in trying to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
It's not a perfect, detailed measure, but rather a way of publicly highlighting how tipped the scales are in one direction, from beginning to end.
