Sentence examples for road map towards a from inspiring English sources

A radical shakeup of the tax system for companies will result in larger firms paying up to £9bn more each year, while small firms receive a £7bn cut, as part of what the chancellor called a road map towards a fairer system.

The horrified Syrian opposition delegation, which had itself agreed to come only at the last moment, said it would walk out unless Iran, a belligerent in the conflict, unequivocally accepted the road map towards a political transition sketched out in the communiqué ending a previous Geneva conference in June 2012.

In Egypt, Mr Kerry praised what he said was progress made so far on the road map towards a new constitution and elections; he made no reference to the violent crackdown by the security forces this summer that left several hundred people dead.

"It was a road map towards a solution, but it still involved cutting expenses or raising taxes, or some combination of the two.

For instance, Financial Times columnist Wolfgang Muenchau insisted that the answer to French and Italian economic and political problems is "a road map towards a full fiscal and political union". However, outside Brussels there is little support for such a proposal, especially in more prosperous states.

There is talk of skipping the step-by-step slog laid out in the tattered "road map" towards creating a proper Palestinian state alongside a secure Israel, and of going straight to "final status" talks.

 - It is  recommended that the next UNDAF should be a road map towards sustainable human development, rather than a process document.

The recommendations on a road map towards AOP-based DNT testing is considered a stepwise approach, operating initially with incomplete AOPs for compound grouping, and focussing on key events of neurodevelopment.

"It would give all sides time to get used to a situation where nobody is a clear winner," says Iyad al-Samarraie, a Sunni Arab who is the parliament's speaker in Baghdad.The Irish peacemakers have suggested, among other things, a detailed "road map" towards sharing power that could lead to a multiethnic administration.

Earlier this week Sir Richard Lambert, the outgoing head of the CBI, also called for a "road map" towards lower personal taxes.

Mr Jones said the programme was a "road map" towards achieving Labour's manifesto for May's assembly election.