Sentence examples for steps against a from inspiring English sources
As Obama defended the treasury secretary for taking the right steps against a host of problems, Leno joked, "I love that it's all his problem".
But, he said, "I made it clear we could not take any of these steps against a background of occupations and violence".
Despite such unusual steps against a Senate colleague, Republicans took no punitive action against Senator David Vitter, Republican of Louisiana, after his acknowledgment this summer of involvement with an escort service that the police described as a prostitution front.
Bleaching was not a problem for in vivo light responses, which showed robust firing across many repeated trials and even to light steps against a background.
Would we take stronger steps against an invasion of Taiwan than we have against Russia's conquest of the Crimea?
To counter a racial tilt in the funding of basic research grants, the National Institutes of Health should launch a "continuous" review and take remedial steps against bias, a working group told NIH Director Francis Collins at a meeting on 14 June.
To counter a racial tilt in the funding of basic research grants, the National Institutes of Health should launch a "continuous" review and take remedial steps against bias, a working group says.
It is a modest step against a backdrop of a council funding settlement, from Eric Pickles's department, clearly skewed against the very cities ironically being highlighted by the Cabinet Office for greater devolution.
It was seemingly an ideal environment for Sanchez to regain some confidence as he played in front of a mild-mannered crowd that would not boo his every step, against a feeble defense, and without much competition to replace him.
BEIRUT, Lebanon — The Arab League deepened Syria's international isolation on Sunday by imposing a battery of economic sanctions meant to sever most trade and investment from the Arab world, an unprecedented step against a member state.
Mr. Ponta has promised to undo his government's emergency measures, and his defenders said the referendum was a justified step against a president who had abused his power.
