Sentence examples for first step in implementing from inspiring English sources

Last month, Iran and six world powers including France and the US made the first step in implementing the historic nuclear deal struck in Geneva in November.

Last month both sides made the first step in implementing the interim deal, with Iranian scientists halting all enrichment of uranium to 20% concentration.

As a first step in implementing this vision, Google unveiled Gmail, its new e-mail service, in April, offering huge online storage capacity.

Mr. Khaffaf said the first step in implementing the agreement would be to allow the tens of thousands of Iraqis who heeded Ayatollah Sistani's call to march on the shrine to do so.

The halt to the enrichment of uranium to 20% in Iran's main nuclear facilities was the first step in implementing the historic agreement struck between Tehran and six world powers in Geneva last year.

As a first step in implementing the Paris Agreement, all world leaders are being invited to a high-level signing ceremony at the United Nations on 22 April 2016 a day that the UN General Assembly has also proclaimed as Mother Earth Day.

This work reports on the first steps in implementing a million tree program in Los Angeles and the ways such a biogenic living infrastructure has been approached.

One of the first steps in implementing the RNoL concept will be to reconcile the history of these co-evolving systems of well-resolved protein-coding genes with the ribosomal scaffold.

Gathering this knowledge is not an end in itself: to estimate the prevalence and burden of headache in Pakistan is a necessary first step in planning and implementing appropriate measures to reduce the burden.

Understanding how short-term medical volunteer work is perceived by those living and working in receiving communities is a critical first step in designing and implementing healthcare programs that provide needed healthcare services to supplement and complement local healthcare systems without undermining their efforts.

As a first step in the direction of implementing better risk assessment, the idea of grouping EDs according to suitable similarity criteria suggests itself, as is already common practice with the group-wise assessment of AhR agonists such as PCDDs, PCDFs, and PCBs in the TEF/TEQ approach.