Sentence examples for notable steps from inspiring English sources

While the state has taken notable steps towards religious moderation, it is obvious that sustained tolerance cannot be achieved without reforming the blasphemy law.

Against this background, it is encouraging that the announcement of Vision 2030 has been followed rapidly by the implementation of some initial and notable steps.

There have been some notable steps forward in recent years when it comes to opening up these issues, but to me there is still a significant piece of the puzzle missing.

Under the last government, there were some notable steps forward with a gearing up of the chief scientific adviser (CSA) network so that most departments had externally appointed chief scientists with genuine expert credentials.

To bolster his country's security, he has already taken what by Japan's cautious standards are notable steps, including appointing the country's first national security adviser and devising a national security strategy.

"It confirms the gradualism of Raúl's approach," said Geoff Thale, program director for the Washington Office on Latin America, referring to the modest but notable steps that Raúl Castro has taken to open up the Cuban economy.

But the most notable step was this country's plans to use robots as teaching aids.

But several health care experts said that a more notable step would be to combine the Bush and Gore proposals.

It would also deprive the British National Party of fourth place, a small but notable step towards the mainstream.

Still, Mr. Morsi's attempt at reconciliation, however vague or superficial, represented another notable step in Egypt's political transition.

Department brass took the notable step of stripping the officers of their police powers, meaning they cannot carry their guns or their badges while the investigation continues.