Sentence examples for of bold steps from inspiring English sources

"And he did it through a number of bold steps".

As for the White House, a spokesman said, "The president has taken any number of bold steps to safeguard our environment".

A gregarious man, whom Mr. Crandall described as an avid card player, Mr. Casey took a series of bold steps to address the financial problems, moving the airline's headquarters to the Dallas area in 1979.

Abandoning the 16-team format that most agree works so well in delivering competitive matches at every stage of the tournament in favour of an alternative that will see almost half of Uefa's membership qualifying for the finals was one of a number of bold steps that Platini, below, has taken recently that reflect his consolidated power base and thirst for revolution.

Let's do a bunch of that!" Hopkins has taken a number of bold steps, and for the increased stipend alone I could fall to my knees and kiss the steps of Gilman Hall.

In its own statement, Citi said it "supports the series of bold steps set forth today by the U.S. Treasury Department, which we believe will help cement confidence in the U.S. financial system, reinvigorate lending activity and stabilize the global economy".

Because at that point I thought Microsoft was very far behind and needed to take some kind of bold step.

Representative Jan Schakowsky's "Emergency Jobs to Restore the American Dream Act" is an example of the kind of bold step that we need to take as a country and that you should include as part of your broader jobs agenda.

Stock prices responded by initially rising before falling back in the absence of bolder steps.

Zuckerberg's donation is an example of the kind of big, bold steps that are needed in these troubled times -- as is Newark mayor Cory Booker's attempt to tackle the chronic failure of his city's schools head on by demanding greater local control of the state-run schools and working on raising a matching $100 million from others concerned about the crisis in education.

As a mark of the bold steps toward the end of sectarianism taken in recent years, the last integrated school to be built opened in 2007.