Sentence examples for step of joining from inspiring English sources

But he will take the unusual step of joining the team next week in Boston for the Shaw's Summer League, which is normally filled with young, untested players.

So much so that Carlton and Granada, Britain's two largest independent broadcasters, plan to take the unprecedented step of joining forces to garner advertising.

In reality, as the leader of a Eurosceptic political party, Mr Cameron is unlikely to take the transformative step of joining the Schengen Area.

News International, Associated Newspapers and the Telegraph Group have taken the rare step of joining forces to demand that the government curtail the BBC's "digital empire-building".

That is why New York Republicans took the remarkable step of joining Democrats last week in pushing for more money for the state, in defiance of the White House and Republican leaders on the Hill.

Earlier this month, the Justice Department took the unusual step of joining a lawsuit brought by former employees of the Education Management Corporation, one of the largest for-profit college companies in the country.

Against a backdrop of increasing concern over the safety of genetically modified crops, the National Academy of Sciences plans to take the unusual step today of joining with six foreign academies of science to urge the increased development and use of biotechnology crops to solve problems of hunger and poverty in developing nations.

That is one reason why McConnell took the unusual step (for a party leader) of joining a list of other senators who vowed to filibuster any and all new gun control legislation.

Uzbekistan has been one of Asia's better nations in terms of strength and ability for some time, but has still not made the final step to join the ranks of continental powerhouses.

On Thursday night, the San Diego County Democratic Party called on Mr. Filner to step aside, joining members of Congress and the City Council and his most influential supporter, Lorena Gonzalez, a state assemblywoman who was secretary-treasurer of the San Diego labor organization that pumped close to $2 million into his race.

This new tradition has proved controversial, with some locals suggesting the process encourages criminality among local kids – a first step towards joining one of Naples' so-called "baby gangs".