Sentence examples for steps on issues from inspiring English sources

At a meeting Tuesday with José Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission, the Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orban, promised "to take tangible steps" on issues "relevant for the stable and independent legal environment," the commission said in a statement.

Some experts were still optimistic that the two leaders would find a way to scale back the conflict in Kashmir, agree to nuclear confidence-building measures and take steps on issues like trade, travel rules and a gas pipeline from Iran to India that would run through Pakistan.

"Big new steps" on issues including pensions and "capping the potentially huge cost" of social care.

[C7.] In Lock Step Over Social Security For all the partisan fighting over the disappearing federal budget surplus, Republicans and Democrats are in lock step on one issue: the desirability of sticking to their pledges not to use any money intended for Social Security to pay for other programs.

For all the partisan fighting over the disappearing federal budget surplus, Republicans and Democrats are in lock step on one issue: the desirability of sticking to their promises not to use any money intended for Social Security to pay for other programs.

Bob agrees on the cultural shift: "my USC students think it's crazy how badly Republicans are out of step on issues like marriage equality and a path to citizenship.

And we have come to expect Labor to take modest steps on social issues that don't push the boundaries too far – it would have been courageous for Labor to support same-sex marriage a decade ago; it is not now.

Also, he has a valuable separate exploration of Obama's next steps on environmental issues.] Also, I encourage you to revisit my post from this time two years ago — "America's Energy Challenge, and Opportunity" — for some proposals for a way forward that can work despite tight budgets and polarized energy politics.

Brown declined to detail any next steps on environmental issues in an interview while riding to the airport here Thursday morning.

This will include concrete steps on hard issues of security, trade, and logistics as well as a smoothing over between two publics that have become increasingly estranged.

The White House said in a statement that Sunday's violence represented "a clear step backwards on issues central to our relationship with Belarus".