Sentence examples for first step to recognising from inspiring English sources

But Dr Jendayi Frazer, second in command at the state department said: "The US will not take the first step to recognising Somaliland before the African Union".

The proposed marriage tax break is "very much a first step" to recognising the institution in the tax system, Mr Cameron said.

It has applied to the IOC to be officially recognised - the first step to joining the Olympic programme.

This was in contrast to another study of Bangladeshi mothers in the UK that noted that whilst GPs are recognised as the first step to treatment they would go to ED if their GP was inaccessible [ 23].

Recognising this is the first step to leveraging this benefit in developing economies.

A first step to improving conditions for Afghanistan's displaced people, she said, is to recognise that their settlements are unlikely to be temporary.

Recognising that something is missing is the first step to getting your career, and your passion, back on track, said Stella Mandehou, a career services manager with the American University in Dubai.

Recognising that identities are constructed is a good first step to realising that doing this social media thing for a purpose, ie to find a job, is as important as writing CVs and applications".

You get the picture (and if you're in the picture at this point, and recognise some of these statements similar to what you might say, then that's great, because you're taking the first step to moving onto the Cause side of the equation).

Recognising the underlying problem of people stopping giving - or, perhaps, never taking it up in the first place - is a vital first step to doing something about it.

This is the first step to integration".