Sentence examples for step that could be from inspiring English sources

China's leaders are loth to take any step that could be seen to legitimise Taiwan's government.

He added during his visit to Tokyo on Friday that he wanted to avoid taking any step that could be seen as an "open-ended commitment".

The Belgian Parliament integrated the United Nations Genocide Convention and the Geneva Convention into Belgian criminal law, a step that could be taken in the United States and elsewhere.

But Mr. Bush has not said whether he will seek to overturn the action, a step that could be accomplished only through cumbersome new rule-making proceedings or action by Congress.

"Creating a national intelligence director that just superimposes a chief above the other chiefs," he said, "without taking on the fundamental management issues we identify, is a step that could be worse than useless".

BLAIR, W.Va. — Federal officials are considering whether to veto mountaintop mining above a little Appalachian valley called Pigeonroost Hollow, a step that could be a turning point for one of the country's most contentious environmental disputes.

The agents mastered a two-step that could be called "dodge and ignore".

"The exact steps that could be taken are still under review".

These are steps that could be carried out immediately and at a relatively low cost.

They outline five key steps that could be taken to encourage a longer view.

"And until those transmission lines are finished, there are steps that could be taken to improve the reliability within Connecticut".