Sentence examples for take steps to return from inspiring English sources

HMRC said it would take steps to return the statue to its "rightful owners".

Immediately after the coup, the State Department had warned that it would suspend aid to Guinea, about $15 million, if the coup leaders did not take steps to return to civilian rule.

Witnesses are taught that avoiding social and spiritual interaction with disfellowshipped individuals keeps the congregation free from immoral influence and that "losing precious fellowship with loved ones may help [the shunned individual] to come 'to his senses,' see the seriousness of his wrong, and take steps to return to Jehovah".

The company has already taken steps to return money to shareholders.

Some have since taken steps to return capital to shareholders but not Tokyo Style.

The case began with an application filed on 14 May for an order to prevent Dutton from taking steps to return the Bangladeshi woman to Nauru.

Going into the weekend, as other parts of Manhattan took steps to return to normal operations, normalcy in Chelsea remained an abstraction.

He took steps to return the expenses incurred by his nephews in their combat with Frederick II, distributed the bishoprics of England and the East to cousins, and supported the creation of a strong family estate at the foot of the Ligurian Apennines, provoking opposition from bishops and lay lords in that area.

"City College is now taking steps to return to those days when its reputation was a reputation of excellence," said Eugene S. Blaufarb, an assistant principal at the city's most selective public high school, Stuyvesant in Lower Manhattan, who said that more Stuyvesant students were again applying to the college.

"We are taking steps to return the bag and its contents, which are still in their original packaging," Dyke said.

Soon after taking office, Grant took steps to return the nation's currency to a more secure footing.