Sentence examples for steps to adopt from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C. has yet to respond to this position or even taken steps to adopt this requirement.

Among its actions, the council laid out a set of 10 steps to adopt the Volcker rule.

Now he is preparing to fulfil his promise.On May 5th Vermont's legislature passed a bill that lays out steps to adopt a single-payer health system.

Commenting on the survey findings, a Local Government Association spokesman says: "Councils are taking steps to adopt flexible working practices where possible because they know they help build a more engaged workforce, attract the best talent and increase productivity".

"WaMu took a series of steps to adopt more conservative credit policies and to move away from loan products with greater credit risk," David C. Schneider, the president of home loans at WaMu from 2005 to 2008, testified.

Lately, however, Brewster has seen, a construction boom in apartment buildings, and the experience has been so troublesome that this village of 1,500 persons is taking steps to adopt zoning to put an end to it.

"These new tools will give many more people support in taking the first steps to adopting a child and giving them the chance to succeed in life".

Anyone who takes the important step to adopt healthier eating habits deserves praise.

I heard Liberal Democrat MP Paul Burstow commend his party for being the first to take the courageous step to adopt law reform and public education as party policy.

Having proceeded in lock step to adopt the current method, which was chosen in part because it differed from the one used on animals and masked the involuntary movements associated with death, state governments would prefer that someone else, possibly the courts, change the formula first.

"Success for Nokia now would be being Samsung – if, at that key point in 2008, 2009, they'd made that step to adopt Android.