Sentence examples for taken initial steps from inspiring English sources

To his great credit, President Barack Obama has taken initial steps in this regard, but sadly faces enormous obstacles in Congress.

According to KnowTheChain, companies scoring more than 46 are considered to have taken "initial steps" to show awareness and commitment to addressing human trafficking and forced labour in their supply chains.

Over the past two years, Ms. Hamdi has taken initial steps to improve the museum's infrastructure and organization, including the creation of an online database to keep track of the collection — and particularly works on loan to public buildings and embassies.

The United States has taken initial steps toward developing a high speed rail (HSR) network, but the domestic workforce experience and institutional knowledge necessary for the planning, design, construction, and operations of HSR is underdeveloped.

In this paper, we have taken initial steps towards highlighting the employability discourse in higher education by using content analysis to explore website data at 40 higher education institutions (HEIs) in the UK and 40 HEIs in the USA by searching for 'employability' in respective web engines.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1 (Reuters) - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said on Wednesday it has taken initial steps to review requests to approve the final permit to finish the Dakota Access pipeline, the focus of protests for months.

It held numerous public hearings around the state and took initial steps toward producing new maps.

SEOUL, South Korea — The Group of 20 major economies took initial steps to address imbalances in the global economy on Friday.

That was barely two weeks ago, at the summit meeting in Aqaba, Jordan, where both sides pledged to take initial steps toward peace and hope triumphed briefly over history.

But as the city took initial steps to heal, just how long it would take Road Runners to recover — financially, and in terms of reputation — was in question.

After a 2003 summit in Aqaba, Jordan, where Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian leader, and Ariel Sharon, then Israel's prime minister, pledged to take initial steps toward peace, Mr. Bush promised to "ride herd".