Sentence examples for should be steps to from inspiring English sources

Late on Friday, the Germans won agreement that there should be steps to lock in the separation of the two areas of responsibility the next time that the union's treaties are revised.

During the finance ministers' meeting, the Germans conceded that supervision by the central bank could go forward during 2014 without the change, but they won agreement that there should be steps to lock in the separation of the two areas of responsibility the next time that the union's treaties are revised.

The White House and Congress should be stepping up to the issue.

Then there is the feeling that Pakistan's own elite should be stepping in to help.

And the mayor... should be stepping up to this one as well because the sons and daughters of those countries live in the five boroughs of this city.

If prices fall too far, as critics say they now have done, investors should be stepping in to buy the assets.

It's a major emergency, Levin said, and everyone should be stepping in to help immediately.

Asquith says that because the universities' hands are seemingly tied, it's a gap that more student unions should be stepping in to fill.

"I disagree with my president," Begich said, arguing that the people who live in the area are the ones who should be "stepping up to the plate".

Efforts aimed at controlling and preventing malaria and HIV should be stepped up to avert an upsurge in infant mortality.

Indian environmentalists have a long list of complaints: They say Mr. Modi should be stepping in more to provide leadership on air pollution.