"Take the first step in the right direction," Weiss said.
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Take the first step toward making changes that stick, Scorpio.
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Before I take the first step up the stairway, I look up.
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"It just takes that courage to take the first step," Anziano says.
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Today, we are hoping to take the first step to fix that.
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In short, he can take the first step toward ending Trump's presidency.
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But the initial courage is de minimis, it's take the first step.
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There's always a way to take the first step in a side idea.
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Take the first step by committing to a new class or learning activity.
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The Senate could take the first step tonight to kill the FCC's privacy rules.
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You can also take the first step to financial independence in under 30 minutes.
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Both agreed Washington needs to take the first step by eliminating tariffs, he said.
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It unites all the supporters of any particular tax plan to take the first step.
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The FCC's commissioners will take the first step at an open meeting on March 31.
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So take the first step, no matter how small, and see where it leads you.
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"The first step is to take the first step into an owned media experience," says Robert.
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What do we do when the offender hasn't bothered to take the first step toward forgiveness?
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We must take the first step and begin to mitigate the consequences of these horrific acts.
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The most important thing is that you take the first step — and that you take it now.
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Take the first step toward your programming career by coming to grips with the languages that matter.
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Find something you want to change in your community and take the first step toward changing it.
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After the first call — and who knows what the f— will happen — you take the first step.
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We're trying to inspire people and make it easier to take the first step and engaging in literature.
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Johnson said he would on Tuesday take the first step towards asking lawmakers to approve an early election.
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Johnson said he would on Tuesday take the first step towards asking lawmakers to approve an early election.
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The mayor of New York City will take the first step in closing the notorious Rikers Island this summer.
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It's time for the EPA to take the first step, and with the boldness that was absent in Flint.
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"Someone has to take the first step, that's all we can do — take the first step towards the building of trust and show that we are good on our word and see addiction as a disease and treat it as such," Campanello told VICE News shortly after the initiative began in June 2015.
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The European Commission is set to take the first step on Wednesday towards disciplining Italy over its draft fiscal plan.
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Beat the competition and take the first step in your journey to Senior Developer roles with this heavily discounted course.
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"Del gives people hope and a pathway, and he's helping people take the first step to the future," Barlerin said.
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We appeal to the surrogates of Donald Trump and to him himself that he needs to take the first step.
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"You take the first step, and to save yourself from the consequences, you take the next one," Aunt Lydia says.
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But he said it was up to the United States, as the more powerful country, to take the first step.
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She was preparing for the LSAT exam, and he was getting ready to take the first step toward medical licensure.
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So it's important to say that it's the responsibility of the institutional church to take the first step in this dialogue.
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When we recognize that, we will take the first step down the road to addressing the real problems in this country.
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That's why I believe it's essential for the U.S. government to take the first step in defining what AI means in legislation.
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Though most managers and owners seemed open to the idea of signing a woman, none were ready to take the first step.
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Congress has to take the first step toward the bold federal action necessary to tackle the scale of this crisis right now.
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With this in mind, the OCC wants to take the first step to create a uniform, nationwide set of standards for fintechs.
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Read on for what they had to say — it just might help you take the first step on a life-changing journey.
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"'Let us take the first step' is the theme of this journey," Francis said in a video message to Colombians on Monday.
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The Senate is expected to take the first step toward avoiding a shutdown in the afternoon, then send legislation to the House.
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Focus is now on the European Commission which should take the first step on Wednesday towards disciplining Italy over its draft fiscal plan.
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The mission, named ClearSpace-1, will take the first step in tidying up this extraterrestrial wasteland, according to the European Space Agency (ESA).
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"Not only do you have to do something, take the first step with your idea, you can't be wedded to your idea," he said.
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Take the first step towards your professional transformation with a certificate in art and design from Parsons, part of The New School in NYC.
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This is a path that should be taken for press security, and a path that the United States should take the first step on.
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That kind of cheddar will go a long way to help you realize your startup dream, but you have to take the first step and apply.
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The House Judiciary Committee, Nadler said, needs "more evidence" to determine whether or not the chamber should take the first step in a long impeachment process.
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This unprecedented global commitment only happened because the United States showed that it was willing to take the first step – and convinced China to come along.
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In an effort to take the first step toward reforming my own water usage, I'm continuing my work as Global Ambassador for Colgate's Save Water initiative.
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If you're dreading filing your tax return because you have a large sum due, always take the first step of at least submitting your Form 1040.
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Still, Democrats think they can take the first step toward holding a majority of governor's mansions this year as they look for more opportunities going forward.
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It's just a brilliant way for people to take the first step, if they've never done it before, just to see if they have the support.
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This month, Ealing Council voted to take the first step towards creating a buffer zone around their local clinic in an attempt to ward off such demonstrations.
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Eyes will be on the Hawkeye State as voters there take the first step in determining which Democratic candidate will square off against President Trump in November.
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" Starry Lee, leader of the largest pro-Beijing party, said of Lam's withdrawal: "We think it's late, but it's important for someone to take the first step.
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Maybe America is finally ready, like my partner, to take the first step on the long journey to righting its wrongs against people who share my hue.
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" "Russia does not intend, and this is important, I am repeating this advisedly, Russia does not intend to take the first step in deploying such missiles in Europe.
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Three officials close to the process told Reuters last week the European Commission will take the first step next week to discipline Italy over its defiant spending plans.
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"The studios wouldn't take the first step and promote him," said Jeff Clanagan, who works closely with Mr. Hart as president of Codeblack Films, a division of Lionsgate.
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TL;DR: Take the first step towards becoming a programming pro with The Absolute Python Programming Certification Bundle for just $29.99, a 95% savings as of March 21.
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It's time to become the president of the United States—and tonight he can take the first step by giving us an uplifting speech, not a political one.
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Through EQIP, participants can take the first step in soil health management by integrating practices such as cover crops, conservation cover, prescribed grazing, range planting and nutrient management.
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The OAS's general assembly in Washington voted, with 19 member states in favor, four against and 11 abstaining, to take the first step to suspending the South American nation.
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"It is necessary to put aside the debate over who should take the first step and stop arguing who is right and who is wrong," Wang told the council.
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"The side that is stronger and cleverer" should take the first step to defuse the crisis, said Lavrov, speaking live on state television at a forum for Russian students.
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The Mets look to take the first step on that journey Friday when they open a nine-game road trip with the first of three versus the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Harris did earn some cred with environmentalists over the summer when she introduced legislation with Ocasio-Cortez that would take the first step toward implementing the Green New Deal.
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"I believe when it actually comes to a fight, the one that is stronger and smarter should take the first step away from the dangerous line," Mr. Lavrov said.
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The unions said that if their demands were not met within seven days, they would take the first step in a process which could ultimately result in a strike.
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Business Insider spoke with former employees and combed through job postings to find out how to take the first step to getting a job at Netflix — landing an interview.
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But when exposed to experience and mentorship through events like Hip-Hop Hacktivist, talented and motivated young students take the first step to become the next generation's tech industry innovators.
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Central time Monday night, when Democrats in Iowa's 22020 counties gather at precinct caucuses to take the first step toward picking a nominee to take on the president in 2020.
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"It's important for companies to take the first step now instead of waiting and hoping that this is some sort of a passing fad," she tells CNN in an interview.
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"We are closely monitoring developments in bond markets... and when we consider the time is right we will take the first step toward the markets," spokesman Dimitris Tzanakopoulos told journalists.
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"I believe that when it almost reaches the point of a fight, the one who is stronger and smarter must take the first step away from the dangerous line," he said.
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But it is important that federal policy makers take the first step, eliminating the stark tension between federal law and the preference the people are consistently expressing at the ballot box.
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If you don't take the first step of noticing where your money is disappearing to in the first place, you'll never find the money and time you could be investing elsewhere.
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But for now, health care providers seem ready just to take the first step—harnessing the emerging capabilities of whole genome sequencing to help babies with dire symptoms and no diagnosis.
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This week, we will take the first step in our commitment to strengthen immigration enforcement and secure the border by voting on two simple, straightforward bills in the House of Representatives.
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Though the FCC will take the first step to encourage the development of 5G networks, local and state policymakers also have essential roles to play in the deployment of those networks.
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"Anticipating what will happen in the future is a strength that can be developed, and it will help you take the first step when you experience the fear of uncertainty," he explains.
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"It seems so difficult for many firms to take the first step to raise their prices, that they wait and see what other firms are doing," BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday.
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With senators eager to wrap up their pre-election business, the Senate is set on Monday to take the first step toward approving a stopgap spending bill by the end of the week.
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Puerto Rico isn't the only big item on the House agenda in the coming week; Republicans will also take the first step toward the potential impeachment of Internal Revenue Service Commissioner John Koskinen.
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Business Insider spoke with former Netflix employees and combed through job postings to identify trends that could help prospective candidates take the first step toward getting a job at Netflix — landing an interview.
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Putin, in his annual address to parliament, said his country would not seek confrontation and would not take the first step in deploying missiles after the suspension of the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
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"As giraffe populations plummet, the Trump administration won't even take the first step toward protecting these beautiful animals," Tanya Sanerib, international program legal director at the Center for Biological Diversity, said in a statement.
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Despite major questions marks surrounding their defense, the Bruins expect to contend for a postseason berth and will take the first step in Thursday's season opener with a visit to the Columbus Blue Jackets.
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Neither side feels it can be seen to back down, says Mr Park, who thinks South Korea should take the first step towards de-escalation by reversing its decision on the intelligence-sharing pact.
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The Senate is expected to take the first step by Thursday morning, approving parliamentary language in a budget resolution that would fast-track a repeal bill that could not be filibustered in the Senate.
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Putin said Russia was not seeking confrontation and would not take the first step to deploy missiles in response to Washington's decision this month to quit a landmark Cold War-era arms control treaty.
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"This not only allows us to take the first step before we can start production, it also reaffirms our redoubled dedication to protecting the environment," an executive of the steel plant told Reuters by phone.
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"We are closely monitoring developments in bond markets, we are monitoring trends, and when we consider the time is right we will take the first step toward the markets," government spokesman Dimitris Tzanakopoulos told journalists.
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"In terms of education, we know that it will not be a perfect year, but we need to take the first step," Julia Keleher, Puerto Rico's secretary of education, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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"We are closely monitoring developments in bond markets, we are monitoring trends, and when we consider the time is right we will take the first step towards the markets," government spokesman Dimitris Tzanakopoulos told journalists.
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Instead, it wants to help people who don't know they have it take the first step to get a diagnosis: About a quarter of the 2.3 million people who have atrial fibrillation won't experience any symptoms.
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Brian Goldsmith, a journalist and entrepreneur who lives in L.A. and co-hosts a podcast with Katie Couric, sends Axios this cheat sheet as California voters today take the first step in electing a new governor.
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Take the first step into "Unseen Oceans," the new exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History, and you are bound to be tickled and enticed by the appearance of sand and surf beneath your feet.
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We encourage you to take the first step: explore the GHRI tracking website, visit a SeaWorld park or other accredited aquariums, learn more about other shark conservation organizations like OCEARCH and WCS and the New York Aquarium.
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Faced with that escalation of the fiscal showdown from the eurosceptic government in Rome, the EU will take the first step in its excessive deficit procedure, focusing on Italy's failure to reduce its debt, on Nov 21.
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In an earlier quarterfinal game, No. 2172 North Carolina got off to a fast start in the tournament as it routed Pittsburgh, 2121-2112, to take the first step toward its first conference tournament title since 2124.
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BAIE-MAHAULT, Guadeloupe — It seems fantastic that four of the world's best tennis players would descend upon a small Caribbean island more than 4,000 miles from home to take the first step toward their elusive Davis Cup.
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The Junos [have] to take the first step by putting away their politics, look around and realize that it is our rap and R&B communities that birth superstars who are going to shine with or without them.
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Will they commit themselves and their party wholly to Mr. Trump, embracing even his most anti-democratic actions, or will they take the first step toward separating themselves from him and restoring confidence in the rule of law?
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Said report contains practical steps that might be taken—like parts of the public sector take the first step in establishing a reduced working week as the norm—and breaks down the misconceptions about the workweek as currently configured.
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I want my kids to know there is no shame in getting help when you need it, and to be a source of strength for anyone out there who needs help but is afraid to take the first step.
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Calling downtown "one piece of El Paso that was missing on the road back to greatness," Mr. O'Rourke, now a congressman and the Democratic candidate for Senate in Texas, voted to take the first step forward with the plan.
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Many students, especially low-income students and students of color, are inadequately prepared to take the first step of college, training, military service or employment, let alone have the foundational knowledge needed to improve their lives in the future.
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The EU executive is expected on Wednesday take the first step towards disciplining Italy over the budget, backed by euro zone governments worried that Rome's borrow-and-spend plans could trigger another debt crisis that would hurt them all.
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We aren't going to solve all the problems in our country with one communal dinner, but city by city, people like you and me, from both sides of the aisle, have been curious enough to take the first step.
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"I want my kids to know there is no shame in getting help when you need it, and to be a source of strength for anyone out there who needs help but is afraid to take the first step," Affleck wrote.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union will take the first step on Wednesday towards refashioning its trade ties with Beijing, torn over how to lower its defenses to avert Chinese retaliation while protecting key industries against a damaging flood of cheap imports.
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The Senate early Thursday passed a measure to take the first step forward on dismantling President Barack Obama's health care law, responding to pressure to move quickly even as Republicans and President-elect Trump grapple with what to replace it with.
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Devos, a billionaire GOP donor, will take the first step toward a possible confirmation on Tuesday at a hearing of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee that will put her face-to-face with liberal stalwarts Sens.
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The EU executive is expected on Wednesday to take the first step towards disciplining Italy over the budget, backed by euro zone governments worried that Rome's borrow-and-spend plans could trigger another debt crisis that would hurt them all.
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The goal, as she explains at the outset of the film, is to take the first step in addressing polarization by stepping "outside [her] own bubble" to listen to people in the MAGA camp and see what there is to learn.
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In the May 30 sophomore finale, Paige and Rainer (Jenkins) seemed to take the first step in bringing their relationship to the next level, kissing on the set of their movie after dancing around each other for much of the second season.
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He and the Heat were widely expected to blow through the Mavs' collection of elder statesmen and high-end defensive role players, flex on the league as a whole, and take the first step in forging the steel dynasty of the future.
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Occidental said it disagreed with ISS's recommendation that shareholders should take the first step and request the fixing of a Record Date for the consent solicitation and only later focus on whether the Icahn Group's proposals would harm or further shareholder interests.
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"Nothing has been resolved for Takata yet, but reaching a settlement with the U.S. would help the company take the first step forward," said Mitsushige Akino, chief fund manager at Ichiyoshi Asset Management, adding that investors appeared to be covering short positions.
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Since the initial meeting between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim, on June 12 in Singapore, the North has yet to take the first step toward denuclearization: providing the United States with a list of its nuclear sites, weapons, production facilities and missile bases.
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Faced with that escalation of the fiscal showdown from the eurosceptic government in Rome, the EU is to take the first step in what is called an excessive deficit procedure (EDP), focusing on Italy's failure to cut debt, on Nov 21, officials said.
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They go onto say will they commit themselves and their party wholly to president trump, embracing even his post anti-democratic actions, or will they take the first step towards separating themselves from him and restoring confidence in the rule of law?
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Meanwhile, Virginia delegate and Democrat Patrick Hope was planning to take the first step of the impeachment process on Monday but decided against it because of "additional conversations that need to take place before anything is filed," he said in a tweet on Monday.
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"As adults are considering finishing their diploma, often the greatest challenge is simply knowing where to go for support and having the courage to take the first step toward completing their diploma," Denine Torr, director of the Dollar General Literacy Foundation, said in a press release.
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"Humans must take the first step to establish relationships with the first intelligent inhabitants of the planet Earth by creating devices capable of overcoming the barriers that stand in the way of using languages and in the way of communications between dolphins and people," Ryabov said.
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"We've contributed our content and resources to the Facebook Preventive Health to empower Americans to take the first step to know about and take action to lower blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol," said Eduardo Sanchez, chief medical officer for prevention at the American Heart Association, in a statement.
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"With the return of piloted X-planes to NASA's research capabilities – which is a key part of our 10-year-long New Aviation Horizons initiative – the general aviation-sized X-57 will take the first step in opening a new era of aviation," said NASA Administrator Charles Bolden.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 8 (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on Sunday the Senate would take the first step in repealing President Barack Obama's health care law by the end of this week and that a replacement health care plan would be in place "very quickly" after that.
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" Affleck wrote on Facebook in 2017 after a previous stay in rehab: "I want my kids to know there is no shame in getting help when you need it, and to be a source of strength for anyone out there who needs help but is afraid to take the first step.
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He will take the first step to make saints of Pedro Maria Ramirez, a priest who was killed in 1948 during the period of political violence known as "La Violencia," and Bishop Jesus Emilio Jaramillo, killed in 1989 by the National Liberation Army (ELN) for suspected collaboration with the military.
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Affleck wrote on Facebook in 2017 after a previous stay in rehab: "I want my kids to know there is no shame in getting help when you need it, and to be a source of strength for anyone out there who needs help but is afraid to take the first step."
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" Affleck wrote on Facebook in 2017 after a previous stay in rehab: "I want my kids to know there is no shame in getting help when you need it, and to be a source of strength for anyone out there who needs help but is afraid to take the first step.
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After making another short stay in the playoffs last season, Ovechkin and the Capitals hope to take the first step on a longer journey this time around when they host rookie Auston Matthews and the upstart Toronto Maple Leafs in the opener of their Eastern Conference first-round series on Thursday.
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And so, after many threats from my coworkers that I better be serious and that I would be held to my word, I found myself sitting in the salon chair of one stylist extraordinaire, Allison Woodruff of Marie Robinson Salon, ready to take the first step in my full-blown style makeover.
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" "What the president did was take the first step through this executive order of ensuring that we're looking at the entire system of who's coming in, refugees that are coming in, people who are coming in from places that have a history or that our intelligence suggests that we need to have further extreme vetting for.
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The behavior of the media workers and of North Korean security guards, who later accosted tourists taking photos, offered a glimpse into how isolated, tightly regimented North Korea works, just as Tuesday's summit raises the prospect, perhaps still distant, that it might be about to take the first step towards emerging from its Cold War shell.
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Raul G Dagir, 16: With Dilma out and Michel Temer as our new president, we now take the first step towards leaving the economic crisis we're facing in the present moment… The whole impeachment process may have put Brazil in an even worse situation than before, but it is the only solution to put Brazil back on track.
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The behaviour of the media workers and of North Korean security guards, who later accosted tourists taking photos, offered a glimpse into how isolated, tightly regimented North Korea works, just as Tuesday's summit raises the prospect, perhaps still distant, that it might be about to take the first step towards emerging from its Cold War shell.
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On Thursday, a bill was introduced in the British House of Commons that seeks to authorize Prime Minister Theresa May to take the first step towards actually leaving the EU. Once she starts the process, which could begin as soon as March, it will still take years for the UK to negotiate its exit terms with the remaining EU member states.
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And it shows a conviction that institutions that want to portray themselves as progressive allies ought to hold themselves to the standard that their ideals imply — that the best way to show solidarity with a nascent social movement is to show that you agree with the world it's trying to create, and that you want to take the first step in making that world a reality.
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Louie Swisher: Yeah, I Facetime a lot but I also just like talking to people in person instead of just sending a picture of your face back and forth, being like, "Oh man, I Snapchatted this person but nervous to talk to them in person," I think it's better to take the first step and just talk to that ... and establish like an in-person relation.
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