Sentence examples for steps set out from inspiring English sources

Progressive steps set out include listing all expenditure over £250; proactively circulating information regularly requested through Freedom of Information; and openly publishing more contracts.

"We expect Russia to respect the engagements of the [peace] plan," the French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner said on Saturday, insisting that the six steps set out in the truce were crystal clear "in any language".

"We note the steps set out by president Yudhoyono that must be taken in order to normalise the relationship and, of course, we agree to adhere to those steps," Bishop had said.

"If a doctor chooses to innovate, it is for the innovating doctor to decide if they would like to rely on the protection of the bill and therefore to take the steps set out in the bill," she said.

But since steps toward implementing the plan were formally started more than two weeks ago, the sides have not made significant headway in putting into effect the reciprocal steps set out in the document.

The latest inquiry comes within a few years of two big steps set out in the Constitutional Reform Act 2005, intended to sever judicial ties with parliament to promote just the sort of judicial independence that is now being attacked.

Giant Step set out to create a niche, to get the album into the hands of radio programmers, DJs, journalists and scenesters who might float the word -- no matter how long it took, a luxury a big label would not have afforded.

He and the six performers, including two step dancers, set out to prove that young Francophone musicians from Nova Scotia could succeed in taking their Acadian culture to the world.

As a first step, Friend set out to change the statistics.

It's time to take that first step, to set out upon the frozen sheet of icy glass and see if it will hold me.

As a first step we set out to identify a temperature-controlled luminescence plate reader with kinetic measurements feature.