Sentence examples for firm step towards from inspiring English sources
"This is a new beginning in Africa, a firm step towards giving all children in the region the dignity of a childhood they've so often been deprived of by decades of conflict; it is now time to translate these powerful words into concrete actions, said Dr. Marzio Babille, UNICEF Representative in Chad.
From words to action "This is a new beginning in Africa, a firm step towards giving all children in the region the dignity of a childhood they've so often been deprived of by decades of conflict," said UNICEF Representative in Chad Dr. Marzio Babille.
From the bloodied figure rushed to hospital who had part of her skull removed to relieve brain pressure, she has taken firm steps towards not just survival but recovery.
We gladly reconfirm our commitment to be an active partner, or leader or broker or facilitator, in this process – which ever role we will jointly identify as the most effective support we can provide for the firm steps towards full realization of children's rights", she said.
Shorter product lifecycles, increase in product variety, and also intensification of challenges ahead of competitors at global level, have motivated many manufacturing firms to step towards new manufacturing techniques (Hofer et al. 2012; Priyanto et al. 2012).
And take other firm steps?
But I'll take firm steps.
To this end, this paper presents the first step towards the construction of firm mathematical foundations for the signed particle Wigner Monte Carlo method.
This week, the firm took a step towards self-help by appointing a new chief executive, Fred Hassan, formerly head of a rival, Pharmacia, which Pfizer bought last year.Treating Schering-Plough will be a tough challenge.
Others speculate that it is a first step towards a flotation of the whole Alibaba group.The firm this week splashed cold water on both rumours.
At some magazine firms, such as Time Inc, building a paid iPad app is the first step towards withholding some free content from the web.This lack of consensus worries many in the media industry.
