Sentence examples for tangible steps to from inspiring English sources

Merkel has shied from tangible steps to turn away prospective asylum seekers.

But according to Hu, the company has taken some tangible steps to improve the situation.

"I simply believe we can take tangible steps to protect workers now".

"As Libya takes tangible steps to address those concerns," Mr. Bush said in a statement to Congress, "the United States will in turn take reciprocal tangible steps to recognize Libya's progress".

Meanwhile, our university administration has taken no tangible steps to consider the prospect of fossil fuel divestment.

"Iran will also find an opportunity to take tangible steps to resolve its economic problems resulting from sanctions".

"The debate seemed nothing more than a show trial as the university has not taken any tangible step to consider the possibility of divestment," said Horowitz.

New York took the first tangible step to recover its place at the pinnacle of the global skyline in a ceremony that was held within the trade center's foundation, in bright sunshine but far below street level, where bedrock begins.

"It is the right of every adolescent and young person in Yemen to have access to information, and this workshop is a tangible step to realize this right," said United Nations Resident Coordinator Aboudou Karimou Adjibade commending the growing spirit of partnerships around peer education as an effective way to strengthen community-based action against HIV and AIDS.

I keep saying it, and I will continue to say it, but I am yet to see serious, tangible steps taken to heed these lessons".

The key objective from the U.S. side should be to pave the way for democracy in Cuba with tangible steps leading to free elections, and not to prop up the failed and bankrupt tyranny.