Sentence examples for stepping from inspiring English sources

"The Farc need to understand that peace is not achieved by stepping up their violent actions," he said.

Allen said that the Italian navy's "desperately needed" search-and-rescue operation in the Mediterranean had saved thousands of lives and other European countries should be stepping up to share that responsibility with them, not shirking it.

We are stepping into the gap left by parties that are now opposition in name only, exposing the economic and social failings of the establishment.

Wetherspoon is stepping up its efforts in the breakfast market to counteract slowing sales growth and what it says is the malign effect of cheap supermarket alcohol on the pub trade.

"I know of many many young Councillors who are stepping down this year.

With the last British bank with ambitions to be a global investment bank stepping back, chancellor George Osborne told the BBC the job cuts were "regrettable".

Despite more than 15 years of controversy over his connections to the "golden circle", Lowry will not be stepping down from the Dáil.

"I applaud commissioner Ramsey for stepping forward to take a more critical look at the use of force policies and practices within the Philadelphia police department," said Cops director Ronald Davis.

Hypocritical, much?" The picture Palin referred to was posted on the Facebook page for The Ellen DeGeneres Show in July last year, and showed a toddler stepping on a dog.

But often I'll wear something like Nike Frees to do something like that because I worry about stepping on broken glass or something.

But as Australia joins the 190-plus other countries navigating the climate stepping stones, it's hard to know whether the Aussies are wearing rubber thongs (those are flip-flops to foreigners) or appropriately stout walking boots.