Coons added: "My hope is he will take steps to continue his leadership in our caucus and continue to work hard, as he always has, on the issues that move him deeply and that he is passionate about".
But as the economy recovers, the country will have to take steps to continue the decline of emissions, including switching to cleaner fuels, increasing production of renewable energy, making transportation more efficient and reducing emissions from power plants, refineries and factories.
But some of us also wondered uneasily if we were part of the problem; we all hope that the authorities will continue taking steps to preserve these islands for generations to come.
He also urged eurozone governments to continue taking steps to tackle their deficits.
On arrival in Santo Domingo, Mr. Zelaya thanked Mr. Fern?ez and called on Mr. Lobo to continue taking steps to restore democracy.
He urged communities to continue taking steps to make nutritious food, such as fruits and vegetables, more accessible and to increase physical activity for students in schools.
While many federal agencies are taking steps to ensure that programs continue unaffected -- despite the inability of Congress to come to a funding agreement -- certain cuts have to be made.
The president looks forward to continuing taking steps to help Arizona's economy grow".
Under the leadership of Division Chief Gavin Martin, MB ChB, DA, FRCA, Duke Anesthesiology's Orthopaedics, Plastics, and Regional Anesthesiology Division (a.k.a. the Regional Division) is taking steps to ensure that RA will continue to play an essential role in the future of Duke Anesthesiology.
Sports leagues and organizations must continue taking steps to educate their players and coaches, and send a message to all athletes and fans that fear, discrimination, and bias have no place in team sports.
Also, in a warning to Iran, the leaders pledged to take steps to guarantee continued oil supplies after an oil embargo against Iran begins on July 1.While Greece is not part of the Group of 8 — the club is made up of the United States, France, Germany, Britain, Italy, Canada, Japan and Russia — the political and economic crisis facing Athens hovered over the meeting.
