Sentence examples for take real steps from inspiring English sources

As I see it, that will happen only if we take real steps to rein in spending.

Nikolaus Schneider, leader of Germany's Lutheran Church, told the pope that "it is time to take real steps for reconciliation".

It is entirely reasonable to ask jobseekers to take real steps towards finding work if they are claiming benefits".

"He said there will be one more generation after us who will just about get it, and after that, unless we take real steps now, we will have lost that impetus forever," Mr. Wall said.

Ariel Sharon and his ministers have a responsibility to pull back from their explosive language and take real steps that could alter the Palestinian political dynamic for the better.

"Not all of the senators agreed with this approach," noted an account of the meeting provided by the White House, "and the president welcomed other approaches and ideas that would take real steps to reduce our dependence on oil, create jobs, strengthen our national security and reduce the pollution in our atmosphere".

At the same time as strengthening the economy, we've taken real steps to fight poverty.

Mr De Klerk has gone further than any other Nationalist president in taking real steps to normalise the situation.

But a leader in the latest issue of The Economist argues that this time may indeed be different, because Raúl Castro is taking real steps towards reform.

When Congress adjourns this summer we ought to be able to look back and say we took real steps to make America better.

While McDonald's drinks sizes are 457% larger than in 1955, some companies are taking real steps to make their products healthier.