But he argues, in turn, that the media pushed him.Virginia, with 94 executions since 1982, the second-highest number in the country, is already taking steps to shore up DNA testing.
Nevertheless, kudos to you, College Board, for your perspicacity in acknowledging your parochialism and for taking steps to ameliorate your antediluvian test.
The state is also taking steps to make it easier to get tested, changing how HIV cases are tracked to ensure patients continue to receive treatment, and boosting access to "pre-exposure" drugs that can help high-risk people avoid infection.
But now, the company is taking baby steps to test different pricing options -- possibly paving the way to higher fees (for some subscribers) down the road.
The backpack weighs next to nothing, but he slings it over one shoulder and takes five steps, to test himself.
Countries around the world increasingly require non-animal safety tests and many have taken steps to prohibit cosmetics testing on animals.
The company says that it has taken steps to get its tests approved by the F.D.A.
Last week, the New York State Education Department took steps to ease some testing requirements after weeks of criticism from parents and teachers about the quantity and difficulty of the exams.
But on March 27, Judge William H. Orrick refused the request, writing that the federal laws "require the test provider to take steps to best ensure that the tests equally measure the skills of disabled and nondisabled test takers".
After a series of outbreaks of sprout-related illnesses in this country and abroad in the 1990s, the F.D.A. began encouraging sprout growers, known as sprouters, to take steps to sanitize their seeds and test their products for pathogens before sale.
