Sentence examples for taking steps to raise from inspiring English sources
The Spanish cajas have already begun taking steps to raise more money.
None of the societies that have converted formally adopted the term "bank"; some, like the Woolwich, pledged to keep their old culture.As queues of carpetbaggers formed around the block, building societies felt justified in taking steps to raise their defences.
In order to attract and retain qualified math and science teachers, a number of states and school districts are increasing financial incentives (Hirsch et al. 2001), improving working conditions (Hirsch 2005), and taking steps to raise teacher autonomy through the implementation of professional development programs and/or giving teachers more control over the classroom (Jacob and Lefgren 2004).
Website owners are also constantly modifying their websites and taking steps to raise their profiles for search engines such as Google.
For example, African coffee production was stimulated when Latin-American countries took steps to raise the price of their coffee.
Perhaps regulators could then take steps to raise the cost of borrowing in that particular area, rather than use the blunt tool of raising rates throughout the market.
Analysts at Nomura Equity Research said they expected only a few weaker banks, like Crédit Agricole in France and Commerzbank in Germany, to take steps to raise additional capital.
A White House spokesman, Gordon D. Johndroe, said, "We don't want either side to take steps to raise tensions in an already tense situation".
Katherine McCormack, the Hartford health director, said that her department had already taken steps to raise awareness about asthma, but that much more needed to be done.
Some cities and counties have already held drills for terrorist attacks and taken steps to raise public awareness about the terrorist threat.
Discrimination is rife, with many using the derogatory term "Afghani" (Afghan's national currency), but civil rights activists have taken steps to raise awareness.
