Sentence examples for important step in implementing from inspiring English sources
"Moving into Scandinavia and Europe is an important step in implementing Couche-Tard's growth strategy," Alain Bouchard, chief executive of Couche-Tard, said in a statement.
In a statement published on the NLD website early on Thursday, she asked supporters to support the party's choices "gracefully", adding: "This is an important step in implementing the desires and expectations of voters who enthusiastically supported the NL D.
Our next step is to commercialise the Chess project via an app and alongside the results of other EU cultural heritage projects, it will hopefully constitute an important step in implementing the digital agenda for Europe.
"All 22 Uighurs from Guantánamo now have been resettled to six different countries, and these three resettlements are an important step in implementing President Obama's directive to close the Guantánamo detention facility," he said.
In a statement published on her party website early on Thursday, Aung San Suu Kyi asked supporters to support the party's choices "gracefully", adding: "This is an important step in implementing the desires and expectations of voters who enthusiastically supported the NL D.
"Partnering with D&S, with its strong brands and its position as Chile's largest food retailer, is an important step in implementing Wal-Mart's international strategy," said Craig Herkert, Wal-Mart’s chief executive of the Americas.
"Reversing the age of criminal responsibility back to 14 is also an important step forward in implementing the recommendations of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child.
This is an important step in obtaining a rule which can be implemented by a biologically reasonable cascade of low-pass filters.
It's an important step in realizing education equity and significant embodiment of implementing the idea of the human-oriented, sustainable development theory.
Industry must do its part to restore trust, and implementing these principles is an important step in helping them do so.
Warren was nationally known as a strong, vocal advocate of going off the gold standard and moving toward a federally managed currency, which FDR implemented in 1933 34 as an important step in moving the U.S. out of the Depression.
