Sentence examples for takes tangible steps from inspiring English sources
"As Libya takes tangible steps to address those concerns," Mr. Bush said in a statement to Congress, "the United States will in turn take reciprocal tangible steps to recognize Libya's progress".
During his recent trip to Asia, Secretary of State John Kerry outlined the Obama administration's formal position that it will not open negotiations with North Korea unless it takes tangible steps that indicate it is willing to eventually abandon its nuclear weapons program.
CAIRO — In White House meetings beginning Monday, President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt is expected to tell the Obama administration that Arab nations want peace, but are unwilling to abide Mr. Obama's call to make good-faith concessions to Israel until Israel takes tangible steps like freezing settlements, an Egyptian official said.
Yet no one seems to be able to take tangible steps in any direction.
"I simply believe we can take tangible steps to protect workers now".
He has also taken tangible steps welcomed by the most influential sector among his opponents, the business class.
"Iran will also find an opportunity to take tangible steps to resolve its economic problems resulting from sanctions".
The foreign ministry is a mite less categorical: it says that Pakistan must take "tangible steps" towards ending terrorism before talking again.
In a new tactic, SNAP also praised eight bishops who, it said, "have begun to break ranks with their colleagues, and take tangible steps toward healing and prevention".
At a meeting Tuesday with José Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission, the Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orban, promised "to take tangible steps" on issues "relevant for the stable and independent legal environment," the commission said in a statement.
In a brief telephone interview, Mr. Bakhit added that his main objective would be to "take tangible steps to social, political and economic reform and give priority to dialogue with all segments of society".
