Sentence examples for taking steps to move from inspiring English sources
His rivals are not only not contemplating dropping out, but are taking steps to move forward.
Of course, with New Jersey and Connecticut taking steps to move their primaries to Feb. 5 — New Jersey's had traditionally been held in June; Connecticut's is March 4 — the political calculus could change again.
The mere fact of the visit would have been virtually unimaginable even a year ago, when the administration first began to test a political opening after U Thein Sein, a former general, became president and began taking steps to move the country away from its authoritarian past.
Even before Mr. Putin was elected last month to another term as president, many wealthy Russians had been taking steps to move their families to New York, in some cases by using EB-5 visas in exchange for making government-approved investments, Mr. Mermelstein said.
The FCC has already looked into banning this and is taking steps to move forward.
All of this shows that a complete overhaul of a complex site doesn't happen overnight, but Trulia is taking steps to move off the original system it created in 2005 and move to a more modern and flexible architecture it has created with islands.
"We will now take steps to move that process forward".
In 2001, Ms. Jackson took steps to move, and her name was taken off the apartment's lease.
Between 2010 and 2014 EU money also supported over 430,000 disabled people – 235 disabled people every day – to take steps to move towards paid work.
In just his first few weeks in office, the president has already taken steps to move America in a direction that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The company argues that the biogas project goes above and beyond standard environmental practice, as many manufacturers are yet to take steps to move to 100% sustainable waste management practices.
