Sentence examples for genuine steps from inspiring English sources

At a recent summit, the EU told Mr Yanukovych to take genuine steps towards political reform and to stop persecuting his political opponents if he wanted a deal.

Diplomats and drug-control experts say, though, that there are signs the military government here is taking some small, genuine steps forward.

If the democracies of the world do not take genuine steps to bring to justice the perpetrators of this brazen, callous act – one that has caused universal outrage among their citizens – what moral authority are they left with?

"It would signify an acknowledgment that brown and black lives matter – and that they matter to the extent that we are willing to take honest, genuine steps to address historical violence against them".

Aung San Suu Kyi's victory, which will not be officially confirmed for another week, could mark the moment that this poverty-stricken nation, where a military junta has ruled almost exclusively for the past 50 years, takes its first genuine steps towards democracy.

Uncover what's motivating, take genuine steps to fix what's broken and double down on what you're doing right.

GOLF A genuine step up from the golf in the original Wii Sports.

The agreement on chemical weapons may be a genuine step forward, but it does not seem particularly relevant to Syrians suffering from more banal methods of mass murder.

From a single-vineyard, this is a genuine step up in quality from your average Kiwi sauvignon: it fairly shimmers and dazzles with its nettly greenness and fluency.

Pendry, who has seen the latest study, said the work was "a genuine step forward", but added that there was more to cloaking devices than hiding domestic animals.

The project is a genuine step forward, he said, because "on most news sites, site search, looking for a lot on one subject, is awful".