Sentence examples for this direction with from inspiring English sources

Dr. Brown said the United States was taking a first step in this direction with regulations going into effect this spring.

(Apple has already moved a bit in this direction with its multi-tier system).

President Vicente Fox Quesada has moved in this direction with calls for the right of Mexicans to emigrate to the United States in search of work.

Admittedly, we've so far seen only tentative steps in this direction with the creation of the European Financial Stability Facility, the operation of which remains unhelpfully opaque.

In its second quarter, Electronic Arts said it made strides in this direction with Spore, a game inspired by the principles of evolution, which sold 2 million copies in three weeks.

Ms. Louden is already moving in this direction, with one work here, "The Dance: Acts 1 Through 5" (2006), a three-channel animation projection in which random marks float between screens.

Nick Clegg has already signalled a shift in this direction with his pledge to establish an "academy" to ensure that our parliamentary candidates come from a wider pool of talent that better reflects the wider society.

This is a manifestation of a phenomenon referred to as "the Gould Belt," a tilt of the nearby bright stars in this direction with respect to the galactic plane, which was first noted by the English astronomer John Herschel in 1847.

The 1990s saw a step in this direction, with the development of a new form of testing that assesses the extent to which young people and adults in different countries acquired certain key competencies required for work and everyday life.

Whether he moves in this direction, starting with Mr. Lieberman, remains to be seen.

The latest move in this direction came with the Lisbon Treaty, which entered into force in December 2009.