Sentence examples for on future steps from inspiring English sources

And so it should, but the purpose of the report published this week was not to find fault, rather advise on future steps.

One plan had involved setting up a working group to use the next few days to work on future steps.

The review ends with perspectives on future steps to be taken namely the incorporation of co-catalysts, the possibility of using plasmonic heating to assist the catalytic activities, and further investigation of the direct interfacial charge transfer mechanism driven by chemical interface damping (CID).

"I hope that on a series of future steps that we take to help small businesses get financing, to help improve our infrastructure around the country, to put people back to work, that we're going to see more progress on that front," Mr. Obama said.

The trajectory length used for TMM and MM ranges from 3 to 10. Figure 11 a depicts impact of future steps on the prediction accuracy.

Work very hard on this tag, as it will be needed for future steps.

Its purpose was to inform senior members of the university of the circumstances of Charlotte's death and to advise on any future steps.

Prior to that Belgium had been without a stable government for nine months, following the inconclusive result of the June 2007 general election.Mr Leterme's decision to stand down is a tacit acknowledgement of his coalition's failure to reach a consensus on the future steps to implement devolution reforms ahead of a self-imposed deadline of July 15th.

The next procedural step is for the two sides to meet with Judge Jenkins on July 28 to discuss future steps, including reopening discovery.

Per senior Chrome engineer Peter Kasting outlining future steps on Google+, we're going to see changes to the way Chrome handles rendering of background tabs (i.e., the ones you aren't immediately looking at), and eking out some minor but important gains in the CPU efficiency of searching with Google.

More focused multivariate region of interest analysis, larger control banks (perhaps based on disease mimics rather than healthy individuals), with standardization and harmonization of sequence acquisition and analysis, are all future steps on a roadmap to clinical translation.