Sentence examples for that all steps from inspiring English sources

Like Mr. Kouchner, he stressed that all steps must be taken to avoid war.

The review found that in domestic violence cases, officers sometimes relied on family members and even children to help interpret, despite department guidelines stating that "all steps should be taken to avoid using a child as an interpreter".

Gove replied: I'm grateful to him for making that point, it gives me an opportunity to affirm the importance of child protection and ensuring that this government takes all the steps it needs to ensure that no child is placed at risk and that all steps are taken.

In an internal memorandum dated Oct. 2, Sallie L. Krawcheck, Smith Barney's chief executive, said that the firm's internal investigation into fund trading and sales activities would continue and that all steps would be taken to ensure that the firm meets or exceeds industry standards.

But the downside is that all steps forward (such as progress on liberalising working hours and wages in the labour law) have to be balanced by concessions (firms must now make new compulsory top-up health insurance payments), so the overall result tends to be a soft fudge.Were the unpopular Mr Hollande a more ambitious reformer, he would go much further and faster on pensions.

It is obvious that all steps of dispute formatting are designed to protect procedural justice.

Note that all the steps in Algorithm 1, except for the step 4, are equally implemented for all the methods.

But they want two things: first, that all the steps be there, executed carefully; and, second, that the performance suggest an idea behind the ballet.

What a pleasure it must be for Martin to feel that all these steps, and the searching looks that go with them are directed to him.

Only tephras that passed all steps above were identified as correlative tephra layers.

Hallam-Baker noted, however, that all these steps can only "lock down everything but the last few feet between the screen and the user's brain".