It was recommended that a step by step approach be taken to the introduction of space technology.

And this week, we have taken a very important step towards that end.

We have taken a step forward, but there is a long road still to travel.

All that shows that we have taken a major step to promote Africa's development.

Tourist I've taken my step daughter here from Indianapolis.

I have not taken any step without his consent.

Croatia has now taken a major step forward towards addressing the injustices of its recent past.

UNICEF had taken a good step in working with the Ombudsperson Office to deal with staff grievances.

Anyway, the first step has been taken and its importance cannot be overestimated.

Disengagement was a significant step towards implementing the road map, and positive steps had been taken on both sides.

Step A. Step B. Step C. Mostly.

Germany has taken the first step, but the transition to a fully renewable energy based economy must be a common European effort.

And this records every single step I've taken for, ooh, five or six years now.

A Step By Step Tutorial

The claimant argued that the respondent had taken a step in the proceedings when it served a request for discovery of documents in the action.

12. Also notes that the present Government has taken a significant step forward by signing and ratifying various important international human rights instruments

In presenting the present proposal, the sponsors have taken a bold step that paves the way for real, meaningful change in the Organization.

The enactment of Benin's Labour Code had been a big step forward, but what measures were being taken to enforce all its provisions?

Studying is a step by step process.

Well in the face of all these bad headlines, researchers have taken a step back and thought about how we can do elections differently.

One step forward is a step towards civility.

So I think that actually step two, that I called a step a moment ago, isn't a step at all.

Merkel can overcome political resistance only in a crisis atmosphere, and only in small steps. The next step will likely be to enlarge the EFSF but, by the time that step is taken, France s AAA rating may be endangered.

Here's a step by step that shows grinding hamburger.

One step forward is a step forward for civilization.

Proposals a Step by Step Approach to Strengthening Information Exchange

A particularly important step in this regard was taken in 2004 in Darfur, Sudan, where OHCHR has deployed a team of human rights monitors (expected soon to number 32).

The next important step in that process would be taken during the Thirteenth General Review of Quotas of the Fund.

We have arrived at a moment in history when cooperative global political leadership is more important than ever. Fortunately, the US has taken a huge step forward with Obama s election.

The General Assembly has taken an important step towards greater transparency by making internal audits available to Member States upon request.

An important new step was taken with the adoption, at the 14 September Security Council summit, of Council resolution 1624 (2005).

But Bandura has a step by step process that was super successful.

Such an approach incorporates step by step measures within a comprehensive framework.

I am not seeing, ..., step, step, step,

That seems to us the most important step that the international community has taken in this area in the last 10 years.

The step by step approach has achieved a number of concrete disarmament agreements.

Don't move a step!

First, Xi s initiative shows the extent to which he dominates Chinese politics. A weaker leader could not have taken such an ambitious step, which represents a real break with past Communist orthodoxy.

This step was taken in response to Article 8 paragraph 4 of the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism.

Essentially, it does it by providing a smooth ramp of gradual step by step increment.

Woman Take a step here.

A Banking Union Baby Step

Okay, step back a minute.

It's a binary step counter.

A Step Closer to Brexit?