Sentence examples for strides to bring about from inspiring English sources

"We have made great strides to bring about the president's vision of a more robust, responsible and responsive trade policy that opens markets to products stamped 'Made in America' and enforces Americans' trade rights around the world," Mr. Kirk said in a statement.

Philanthropy has made huge strides in the last couple of decades, with far more emphasis on cost-effective interventions that are scalable to bring about change.

Neither would be easy to bring about.

Yet as these companies' strides are still the exception and not the rule in America, we may need to turn to other countries for examples of how to bring about a better balance between work and home life.

We had to bring about regime change.

Always try to bring about a smile.

Try your best to bring about change.

Chelsea Clinton, vice chair of the foundation, has made strides to bring in outsiders and other independent voices.

Se réalisent means "to be brought about".

But how to bring that about?

Herself a latter-day Edwardian Woman of Style, she hit her manic professional stride in the postwar years, when people were just beginning to grasp the full extent of changes brought about by mass communications.