Sentence examples for taking steps to revive from inspiring English sources

The country is taking steps to revive its troubled but potentially lucrative rice exports.

Concern over swelling deficits should not stop Congress from taking steps to revive the economy.

And, after all, the central banks of many other countries are taking steps to revive their economies and keep their currencies low.

Japan's central bank and finance ministry, economists say, waited far too long — years — before taking steps to revive Japan's economy in the 1990s.

But Mr. Case said the company's new management, including Mr. Parsons and Mr. Miller, was rectifying these problems and taking steps to revive AOL.

JUST three years on from the catastrophic meltdown in March 2011 of three reactors at the Fukushima Dai-ichi plant, Japan is taking steps to revive its nuclear dream.

He has followed recent economic evidence that has led him to believe that it is important — and feasible — for the government to take steps to revive manufacturing.

As president he has taken steps to revive ties with China, which had been strained under his predecessor over longstanding territorial conflicts in the South China Sea.

Victoria Nuland, a department spokeswoman, said settlement activity only put the goal of peace "further at risk" and urged both Israel and the Palestinians to halt all provocations and take steps to revive long-stalled peace talks.

At a hastily called meeting Saturday of delegates from the Group of Seven industrialized nations and 10 Asian nations, Japan reiterated its commitment to clean up the nation's bad banking loans and to take steps to revive its economy.

Last week, the Central Bank reduced interest rates a quarter-percent, to 18.75percentt, in a sign that the government was beginning to take steps to revive the economy ahead of presidential elections in October.