Speaking about discrimination, injustice, violence is the first step toward change.

Educational reform could be the first step in an evolutionary process of significant change.

While legislation alone could not change deeply entrenched cultural practices overnight, it was a first step.

And the defenders began to take cases over and over again and you will see, they have step by step began to change the course of history in Cambodia.

We are experiencing a step change in the growth rate of energy demand due to rising population and economic development.

It can change the way you communicate with others, it can change your body, it can change your mind. So, we're trying to go to the next step of how you build on top of something like Guitar Hero.

Some scholars believe that this step could only have been accomplished with some biological change to the brain, such as a mutation.

The next step will be to confirm this change in June 2013 at the FAO Conference, in which all FAO member countries participate.

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

Just it doesn't burn. It consumes itself step after step after step.

Nevertheless, governments have been very timid in advancing on this front, with the new Basel III rules taking only a baby step toward real change.

Officials from the Union for Democratic Change, an umbrella group of three opposition parties, gave speeches at the demonstration calling for Guelleh to step down.

A change in the political winds in France caused Sonthonax to be recalled in 1796, but not before taking the step of arming the former slaves.

1) Information moves step by step through channels.

The world has taken an important step toward controlling climate change by agreeing to the Bali Action Plan at the global negotiations in Indonesia earlier this month.

This change will mark a much needed step toward making the Fund more democratic, giving members a more credible stake in its management, strategic operations, and aspirations.

Many Parties also reported on the use of the MAGICC SCENGEN for generating regional climate change scenarios as a first step in their vulnerability and adaptation assessments.

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

The three have to be developed together, step by step.

She moved step by step, invariably in the same direction.

The first step at Bali was to break the deadlock that has crippled the global response to climate change since the signing of the Kyoto Protocol a decade ago.

Regular step

Initial step

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Step type

Angular step

Integral step

My dad made one step forward, hardly a step on the stairs.

The path towards nuclear disarmament step by step, comprehensive or incremental comprehensive

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

In the unlikely event that circumstances change, Obama could step in as an active peacemaker, giving his trip to Israel historic significance as a turning point in Israel Palestine relations.

Intuitively, the procedure proceeds step by step, with a specific rule to cover what to do at each step of the calculation.

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

And if you want to change other people, a much better way to do it is to first understand who we are understand our moral psychology, understand that we all think we're right and then step out, even if it's just for a moment, step out check in with Seng ts'an.

Please step back.

China s Baby Step

Iraq s Half Step

Long service step

Long service step

Step 5 Irreversibility

Step 12 Reporting

The nations of the world must move step by step to nuclear weapons abolition.

I thought that we should proceed incrementally, step by step, starting with nuclear disarmament.

Step XI at levels G 3 to G 7, step X at level G 2 and step IX at level G 1 are long service steps.

Step IX at levels S 4 to S 7, step XI at level S 3 and step XIII at level S 2 are long service steps.