Sentence examples for steps that will be from inspiring English sources

But instead, Climate Week is offering itself as an advertising hoarding for them, and freezing out those taking the steps that will be necessary to stop climate change".

He added that the United States would work with Israel on "further steps that will be taken in the near future".

The Trustees will request a report from the Executive in 2013 on the steps that will be taken to ensure the BBC learns from these events after Ofcom has published its finding.

Increases in the level of child benefit and child tax credit are vital steps that will be of real help to the 48% of children in lone parent families who are still poor.

The programme's section on government transparency - which also allows, and has attracted, comments - sets out a number of key steps that will be implemented under plans outlined in the Queen's Speech to Parliament.

The steps that will be announced at the end of the talks in Lough Erne, unless beefed up considerably in the next 24 hours, will be modest and will disappoint those who thought David Cameron was capable of something meatier.

It is a step that will be anathema to liberals.

In most cases those results would be better viewed as mistakes pointing to a next step that will be a bit less mistaken.

"Synthesizing a whole chromosome and getting it to function will be a really remarkable step that will be much closer to the golden vision of creating new organisms," he said.

This is why we appeal to our neighbours, fellow citizens of Europe, and their governments: 1. French President François Hollande and his government are tempted to make a step that will be even worse than France's passivity in 1939.

At least one of those staff members must understand the policy aspects of each step that will be required.