Sentence examples for steps to implementing a from inspiring English sources

Fig. 1 Six key steps to implementing a place-based prevention model for child sexual abuse.

Today, we released new research on the five steps to implementing a pay for success (PFS) project.

Soon after the wedding of Mr. Bahaji, who fled Germany after Sept. 11, the men in the Hamburg cell began to take concrete steps to implement a plan.

We call on the UN and governments across the world to take immediate steps to implement a comprehensive and legally binding military embargo on Israel, similar to that imposed on South Africa during apartheid.

Ms. Vizcarrondo-DeSoto was among 22 civic leaders on the 21st Century Task Force -- formed in 1997 to evaluate what steps were necessary to improve the city -- which last year recommended several steps to implement a far-reaching and enduring revival: * Improve the city's image among nonresidents.

Take the necessary steps to implement a life that has plenty of room and time to fulfill a destiny that only you can feel within you.

In the euro area, determined steps to implement a robust fiscal governance framework that limits moral hazard remains of the essence.

The FDA said Tuesday it has taken steps to implement a national blood surveillance system that will help it monitor the safety of the blood supply and determine future actions on blood policy.

Google expects revolutionary developments over the next few years and credit to them for putting themselves in a position where they can really make big things happen, a position that they know has the potential to walk a morally precarious line, and taking steps to steps to implement a new ethics committee to ensure guide rails.

As the restoration process begins, we must reflect on ways to prevent a disaster like this from happening in the future and take all necessary steps to implement a restoration plan that returns the Gulf of Mexico to a healthier condition than before the spill.

Since baseline, six schools reported taking steps to implement a system to track graduates.