Sentence examples for steps to launch from inspiring English sources

The palace statement said Mr. Bakhit would have the task of "taking practical, swift and tangible steps to launch a real political reform process, in line with the king's version of comprehensive reform, modernization and development".

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The palace said then that the new prime minister, Marouf al-Bakhit, had the task of "taking practical, swift and tangible steps to launch a real political reform process, in line with the king's version of comprehensive reform, modernization and development".

The organisation has sent a letter, seen by the Guardian, to Gerry Sutcliffe, a licensing minister, asking if he has informed his cabinet colleagues about the decision or taken any steps to launch the 12-week consultation that has been mooted.

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So when I read that China has taken steps to launch a "cyber war" against us, it greatly upsets me.

So it was a logical step to launch missiles from the Predator itself.

Analysts hailed a bold step to launch a policy of regional engagement.

Analysts have hailed the invitation as a bold step to launch a policy of regional engagement.

Never one to lag on the technological front, Disney has now taken the step to launch its very own streaming service with the suitably world domineering-titled DisneyLife.

Few records relating to the foundation of the Weekly have survived but the Guardian historian, David Ayerst, notes that the then editor of the Manchester Guardian, Charles Prestwich Scott, took the step to launch an international edition of the newspaper to provide a British liberal voice in the United States following their increasing isolationism after the first world war.