Sentence examples for steps to win from inspiring English sources

Traditional bakeries are losing out while supermarkets are taking steps to win back sales of sweet treats.

In early May, G.E. agreed to sell Honeywell's helicopter-engine business and take other steps to win regulatory approval in the United States.

Instead, the Alliance has taken steps to win support: music can now be played, kites be flown, women go unveiled and girls attend school (when they open); men can at last shave their compulsory beards.

On Wednesday morning, Mr. Specter took steps to win over the centrist Democrats and swing voters who will be crucial in the general election by enumerating his differences with Mr. Bush's conservative agenda.

Mr. Baucus, taking steps to win the support of lawmakers before the committee votes on the legislation, said he would also raise the threshold for expensive insurance plans that would be affected by a new tax.

The squeeze seems largely to have worked, except for a massacre of 100 or so Taliban supporters in Mazar-i-Sharif Mazar-i-Sharif Mazar-i-Sharifin the northerners' sudden breakthrough.On its side, the alliance, once in Kabul, took some steps to win support: music can now be played, kites be first—a popular sport—and women, within decent limits, go unveiled.

We're worried that this could be a step to win the loyalty of the new leaders, in preparation for another step in the future".

He aimed for the bold step to win the support of the crime-weary population and to bolster his legitimacy as the president for all Mexicans.

Otukile Lekote, a sophomore from Botswana, won the 800-meter title for the second year in a row, leading every step to win by 2 meters in a fast 1 45.17.

Taking a step to win back production that has fled Hollywood, California has lured four TV shows from other states, including "American Horror Story" and "Veep," the HBO political comedy starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

"I think it is a key step to win people over and to take all their doubts away".