Sentence examples for new steps forward from inspiring English sources

Mr. Slimane's women do not seem to take many new steps forward, except with the current high-tech fabrics to give some punch to predominantly black masculine/feminine outfits.

Charles, a long-term campaigner on wildlife conservation, told the conference: "Today, the government leaders assembled here will sign the London Declaration, committing to several bold new steps forward, including new pledges to address what is the most significant problem in my view – that of demand for and consumption of specific products from critically endangered wildlife.

(News Note) UNICEF, Tamil Tigers agree to new steps forward for children COLOMBO, 4 March 2003, The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam LTTE and UNICEFEF agreed to the following in the development of the Action Plan on children affected by war in the North East including children involved in child labour, civilian or military.

"Today's news will ensure that next week's visit will move Northern Ireland a whole new step forward," he said.

"Talking about the substance is a new step forward".

Mr. Bush, with his public comments and his reported private comments today, appears to have cleared the political deck for a major new step forward in the Middle East peace process.

For every photo op in which Mr. Sarkozy and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany trumpet a new step forward, Mr. Fernandez has spent countless hours behind the scenes with an influential man in the presidential cabinet, Xavier Musca, Mr. Sarkozy's powerful chief of staff, and Berlin's point man, Jörg Asmussen, to smooth and soothe the sometimes testy French-German relationship.

The experience is a new step forward to the implementation in full-scale structures.

"This announcement marks a new step forward in demonstrating Safran's ability to offer hybrid propulsive solutions for tomorrow's mobility solutions".

The results represent a new step forward in the applications of MXene catalytic dehydrogenation and provide new strategies in the quest for new functional MXene derivatives by in-situ modification.

This is "a fascinating new step forward," says Didier Queloz of the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, who, along with Michel Mayor, made the first observations of an exoplanet around a normal star.