Meanings of such step in English

One such step could be setting aside greater areas as marine protection zones.

One year on, no such step has yet been taken.

He had long since feared that she might take some such step as this.

Lady Ongar, I really cannot advise you to take any such step as that.

I'm sure Sir Abraham did not advise any such step.

I have my taste too, and tread no such step!

One year on, no such step has been taken.

But the coalition forces took no such step, and neither did the Syrian Air Force.

Having thus reached One, nothing can stop us from going beyond it by one more such step.

One such step, he writes, would obviously be for the ASTI to rejoin the Congress of Trade Unions.

I've too much to do in town to think of going myself; but I will advise you of any such step.

One such step was the banking regulator in June ordering lenders to assess their exposure to overseas acquisitions of several conglomerates.

His father indignantly refused to take any such step, and then told him the plans he had himself formed for him.

She knows her father's proud sense of propriety and abhorrence of every sham profession cannot be reconciled to such step at this time.

The Fates are no such step-mothers after all! He turned in the direction from which he had come and made the other a sign.

The certainty that the public conscience would tolerate no such step shows that punishment has a wider object than the mere attainment of social security.