Sentence examples for domestic steps from inspiring English sources

In a joint statement, the major powers agreed to sign the historic deal to cut carbon emissions at a UN ceremony in April, and take "respective domestic steps" to approve it as "early as possible this year".

The study lists twelve such "enemies," including Iran, North Korea, China and Saudi Arabia, and observes that an increasing number of governments are not content merely to take domestic steps to control online space.

In April of this year both countries officially signed the historic Paris Agreement and pledged to take respective domestic steps within the year.

Into the domestic vacuum stepped all sorts of hobgoblins.

If U.S. firms decide not to exploit these opportunities, foreign rivals or domestic startups step in and fill the gap.

But if your mom is a domestic goddess, step your gifting game up and go in on a big ticket purchase for her: I'm talking Dyson, Le Creuset or that 5-quart KitchenAid standing mixer no baker's kitchen should be without.

The question before us this election is: who is the most fit to take these crucial domestic and international steps?

it's full of vague suspicion and a sense of foreboding and is one of the few patches of In Rainbows where the album abandons domestic introspection and steps out into the real world (into a bar, by the sounds of it, hence Yorke's typically uneasy observation of nearby closed circuit cameras).

The chief of Germany's domestic intelligence agency stepped down last month.

Last week, Cem Özdemir, the Green Party spokesman for domestic affairs, also stepped down.

Low yields on Japanese government bonds encouraged domestic investors to step gingerly back into the market through new investment trusts.