Sentence examples for minimal steps from inspiring English sources
"If the O.A.S. does not take these minimal steps, the message is the O.A.S. will only react to confront bloody, unpopular coups".
On industry inaction over phone-hacking rumours: Leveson talks of "minimal steps" being taken and "serious concerns" about hacking as an industry "in joke", writes Mark Sweney.
An important last-minute amendment from Senator Saxby Chambliss, Republican of Georgia, will compel farmers receiving insurance subsidies to take minimal steps to reduce erosion and protect wetlands.
The United States has taken only minimal steps on climate change, for instance, and global emissions have soared, not fallen, in the 20 years since the Earth Summit.
The studies conclude that while well-designed voice control systems with minimal steps and accurate recognition could potentially be less distracting than manual controls, clicking a button or flicking a switch was much faster and caused fewer issues.
All the lawyers' interpretations would overturn a legal understanding dating from the Reagan administration that even the most minimal steps to build parts of a missile defense, including pouring concrete, would breach the treaty.
"His failure to defrock the bishop — an obvious and minimal step — suggests that corrupt clerics continue to get preferential treatment from Rome," the group said.
In 2001 it agreed to the minimal step of sharing data on water levels with the commission, to provide an early-warning system for floods.
One minimal step would be to put North Korea back on the U.S. list of terrorist states.
An expression for the minimal step distance for this nucleation process is derived.
Non-surgical management is indicated for fractures with a clinically intact extensor mechanism and minimal step-off (<2 3 mm) and/or fracture displacement (<1 4 mm) [12, 22].
