Sentence examples for enlightened step from inspiring English sources

But reorienting the court system to serve the needs of victims is an enlightened step, one with real promise.

Until we take the enlightened step of abolishing the death penalty, we should embrace any measure that reduces its toll.

"In some ways, the UK is in this position because it tried to take the enlightened step of giving the courts some control of this secret material," Mr Metcalfe says.

Chastened by the enormous bill fatality rate, Mr. Silver has promised to call for conference committees -- an act that could be considered a daring and enlightened step only in Albany.

"I'm hoping an enlightened community or enlightened state will step up and say, 'Hey, we want to be a first mover here.' Because if we can try it out in one place and prove it I think the world will see what's possible and that will get us to a tipping point to really get going".

The process of elitist ACO with MTSP is enlightened as following steps: 1) Initialize the basic parameters.

If you followed all the steps, I don't think you would become enlightened; you would just find yourself schlepping around from step to step.

The move was a carefully deliberated reaction to a government he feels is out of step with the culturally enlightened country he loves.

A first step was achieved when three-dimensional investigations enlightened the adaptive relationships between tooth complexity and diet in mammals [7].

"Turkey, after the incident is fully enlightened, will lay forward its attitude and take necessary steps".

Enlightened by Tzuriel and Shamir (ibid), Poehner and Lantolf (2013) took an initial step to capture L2 development using the interventionist DA in a computerized setting.