Sentence examples for serious steps for from inspiring English sources

"There has been a draft law for domestic workers for a long time, but it has not been passed by parliament," said Abdul Alghanim, head of the migrant workers office at the Kuwait Trade Union Federation. "In my opinion the government and parliament are not interested in taking serious steps for that".

That was a serious step for the AEC to take.

"We congratulate his family and his supporters and lovers for getting reassured about his health, and his appearance must be a serious step for transferring power," said Hasan Zaid, a member of the council of opposition parties.

But don't let the bright lights, smoke and more than a few handstands fool you: the Q50 sport sedan is a very serious step for the Infiniti brand's goals of improving sales and refining its image.

The letter says: "Endorsing a policy that would encourage the blocking of websites by UK broadband providers or other internet companies is a very serious step for the UK to take.

Garrett referred to speculation that hackers might have compromised personal information for Sony to have taken the serious step of closing PSN for five days.

The Yomiuri newspaper, however, said that Toyota decided on the more serious step of a recall for the Prius to give priority to restoring consumer trust.

At the same time, for those of us who have worked with Bahareh had hoped that Rouhani would take serious steps to push for release of political prisoners, including Bahareh".

The report lacks proposals for serious steps to bring fundamental structural change, including a strategy for overcoming the deeply entrenched and powerful economic interests and the effective lobbying apparatus that perpetuate the current system of using students and postdocs as cheap laboratory labor.

Losing it would be a serious step back for democracy.

Eliminating the laws, which is likely to be done in a special parliament session on Tuesday, appears to be a serious step back for the government.