Sentence examples for from taking any steps from inspiring English sources

In large part, those same fears have effectively prevented the Fed from taking any steps to help the economy.

Lately, I've been thinking about going back to school for my master's degree, but something always stops me from taking any steps.

Congressional Democrats said that provision was intended specifically to prevent the companies from taking any steps that would result in American manufacturing jobs moving overseas.

The judge, Thomas C. Platt of United States District Court in Central Islip, granted a preliminary injunction to keep the tribe from taking any steps to build the casino.

The general discretion regarding the enforcement of the laws when and as he deems appropriate is not interfered with by an injunction which restrains the state officer from taking any steps towards the enforcement of an unconstitutional enactment, to the injury of complainant.

As a state can act only by its officers, an order restraining those officers from taking any steps, by means of judicial proceedings, in execution of the statute of February 9 , 1895 § one which restrains the state itself, and the suit is consequently as much against the state as if the state were named as a party defendant on the record.

Plaintiff in error claims that by virtue of the allowance of the writ of error and the filing of the supersedeas bond the relator was precluded from taking any step under the judgment of the state court which ousted the plaintiff in error, and adjudged the right to the office to be in the relator.

"Mas has been under intense pressure to calm things down, even from the king, but what we now see is that far from taking any step back, Mas is in fact seeking a fresh mandate from voters to move things forward," said Josep Ramoneda, a Catalan political commentator and philosopher.

Conversely, Abbas is politically weak; his public support is limited and he is challenged by Hamas, which inhibits him from taking any step that would add to the prevailing perception of his weakness.

Pfizer Chairman Ian Read acknowledged as much during a conference call with securities analysts Oct. 27, but said the "political ramifications" wouldn't stop him from taking any step he judged to be in his shareholders' and employees' interests.

On August 8, 2000, Stultz and Advanced Bionics applied ex parte to the California court for a TRO and order to show cause re preliminary injunction to prohibit Medtronic from taking any further steps in the Minnesota action.