Sentence examples for taking steps to introduce from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, Hogan, a cancer survivor and gregarious pol, is chiseling his political persona into 2020 shape — and is taking steps to introduce himself to Republican voters nationally.
In consequence several countries are taking steps to introduce coding in education, however, the speed at which this skill is becoming essential demands its prompt introduction at all levels.
But that could soon change, with the board of education recently taking steps to introduce a Spanish dual-language immersion program in fall 2013.
The situation in Edinburgh is starker, where average rents for two bed flats have increased by one third over the last five years, and the council there is similarly taking steps to introduce RPZs.
Puccini and his librettists took steps to introduce an element of realism into the new opera.
However, the US government is one of the first to take steps to introduce full registration and regulation.
analysis at Morningstar, said that several large firms, notably Legg Mason, Pimco, Goldman Sachs, T. Rowe Price and Eaton Vance, have taken steps to introduce actively managed E.T.F.'s.
"We call upon the government to take steps to introduce legislation where those in regulated activities who have direct knowledge of abuse and fail to report it could also face prosecution.
Pakistan, the administration official said, has pledged to hold elections in 2007 and has taken steps to introduce transparency into some political and military institutions, although he was not specific.
The FCO officer affirmed that the final report should be complete soon, that HMG would spend a few weeks "digesting" the report, and would "almost certainly" suspend the constitution and take steps to introduce direct British rule.
But the US delegation told a plenary meeting of the general assembly in the UN building in New York the president had taken steps to introduce new guidance and standards, and to set out the legal rationale for unmanned weapons deployed in the fight against al-Qaida and affiliated threats.
