Sentence examples for steps against the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abbas discussed possible steps against the groups with his cabinet earlier Wednesday in Gaza City.

It's about taking steps against the bankers, corporations and people trampling all over human rights.

He said he expected the United States to take "swift steps" against the militants.

Mr. Walther, the Lufthansa spokesman, said the airline was considering legal steps against the union.

That party, along with the opposition Greens, have threatened legal steps against the child care subsidy.

"I hope that the implementation of the decision will lead to tangible steps against the organization".

After the bye week, Clemens and the offense took another step against the Steelers.

Bloomberg News calculated this week that the two moved up or down in step against the dollar 92percentt of the time this year.

"The government is not in a position to take any drastic step against the sensitivities of the religious right, which does not want to concede any inch, even if that is meant to save innocent lives," Mr. Rais said.

"The museum must carefully balance the possible financial and reputational harm of taking such a step against the benefit of collecting, presenting and preserving the work in trust for the educational benefit of present and future generations," the guidelines say.

For a team expected to improve on its 16-18 record from a season ago and be competitive in the Big East, the win made St. John's 7-1 and was an important step against the Bulldogs, who fell to 4-4.