Sentence examples for taking definite steps from inspiring English sources

He said: "It's a very positive move because the FA have asked Asian communities what they want  and are taking definite steps to tackle the situation.

"We needed to take definite steps to reverse the trend.

But even if the bill passes when it is voted on later this summer, the Administration has made it clear that sanctions will remain in place until Cuba takes definite steps towards further democratization, and improves its human-rights record a key element of which would be the freeing of its political prisoners.

But even if the bill passes when it is voted on later this summer, the Administration has made it clear that sanctions will remain in place until Cuba takes definite steps towards further democratization, and improves its human-rights record — a key element of which would be the freeing of its political prisoners.

Maybe you can't eliminate it completely in 90-days, but you can take definite steps to reduce your business's exposure to this danger.

After CT taking, definite diagnosis as herniation was made.

The findings of this study indicate that the provider organisation has taken several definite steps towards building the cultural competence of the organisation.

"I expected her to take definite action," he told me.

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1937 London Urges Armistice LONDON — The British government has taken the first definite step to bring about a cessation of hostilities in Spain by proposing an armistice during which the foreign volunteers fighting on both sides might be withdrawn.

Everyone's experience is different, but there are definite steps you can take to greatly improve your chances of finding an exciting job overseas.