Sentence examples for steps to begin from inspiring English sources

Without unanimous agreement, Mr. Reid would have to take procedural steps to begin considering a bill.

Still, Mr. Obama's budget calls for steps to begin to chip away at it.

The new steps, to begin on Tuesday, will last "until both agencies deem it unnecessary," the statement said.

It would also signal that the Chinese believe Mrs. Merkel and other European leaders have taken the necessary steps to begin solving Europe's sovereign debt crisis.

New management that arrived in 1999 took steps to begin improving the company's profitability, through measures including improvements in its billing system and divestiture of international operations.

In 2004, the league set a December deadline for an acceptable financing package, shut down a team merchandise store and took steps to begin refunding season-ticket deposits.

The discharge of disqualified soldiers was supposed to have been a relatively easy first step to begin the integration process.

We pulled him out of public relations and moved him down a step to begin learning the business".

"Just remember: it is a serious step to begin unravelling some of the very policies that have kept our people safe since 9/11," Cheney said.

"E.P.A.," Vickie Patton of Environmental Defense said, "is poised to take an important step to begin addressing a pressing public health problem.

A new international peace plan, known as the road map, calls on the Palestinian leadership as a first step to begin "dismantlement of terrorist capabilities and infrastructure".