Sentence examples for taking strides to change from inspiring English sources

The Swedish apparel giant is taking strides to change its ways.

But now it is taking big strides to change the situation in the region.

It will take major strides to change the minds of skeptics.

The Obama administration has also taken strides to address climate change around the globe.

"I do believe that, especially now, there are strides being taken to change it," he says, though he says he doesn't really have a long-term solution "besides reaching out and being encouraging" to women who want to choreograph.

Just about every Labour council has to deal with ongoing austerity, changes to their funding from Whitehall are looming, and many are taking strides towards devolution.

Having just held the Chair of the Group of 77 (plus China) at the international climate change talks and also having released its National Climate Change Policy (NCCP) in 2012, which matched the establishment of a new Climate Change Division, the Fiji Government is taking significant strides to address climate change.

"It is impossible to change things in F1 overnight but we have certainly taken strides in the right direction".

Under President Obama's leadership, the United States has taken historic strides to cut carbon pollution and address climate change.

This nation has taken great strides to eradicate gender inequity.

Take long strides to cover more ground.