Sentence examples for governmental steps from inspiring English sources
Clearly, many people are leery of any governmental steps to promote healthy eating; Michelle Obama's campaign against childhood obesity has inspired right-wing panic about a secret food police.
A spokeswoman referred all questions to the Transportation Department, which became the F.A.A.'s governmental step-parent in 1967, because, she said, it was Mr. Pena's initiative.
Several new non-governmental steps were also announced.
The World Food Programme and non-governmental organizations stepped up food distribution, and UNICEF and the Ministry of Health set up nutrition rehabilitation centres to treat malnourished children.
They've probably been there a while and they probably receive performance based or depending upon the governmental agency, automatic step ups based on seniority in their positions.
"Explicitly including LGBT people and our families in housing policies in order to better protect them and ensure fairness marks a proper governmental response and step toward rectifying a long-standing inequity," remarked Rea Carey, executive director of the National Gay and Lesbian Taskforce (NGLTF).
The virtual nature of the transactions could side-step governmental bureaucracy to make geographic limitations irrelevant within its context.
Despite the ongoing quarrels, many governmental bodies have taken steps toward fuller acceptance, whether due to genuine interest in inclusivity or fear of legal ramifications.
At the end of the 1970s new steps in governmental involvement in the reindeer husbandry were initiated.
According to a recent study completed by National Public Radio, the Kaiser Foundation, and the Kennedy School of Government, consumers are in fact now wanting stepped up governmental regulation for dietary supplements to ensure purity and safety, and to qualify the veracity of health claims made in advertisements and on labels.
"If and when financial institutions fail to self-regulate, governmental regulators need to step in.
