which steps make vs which steps to make

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Which steps make' is used when asking about the steps that produce a certain result or outcome. 'Which steps to make' is used when asking about the steps that need to be taken in order to achieve a certain goal.

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which steps make

This phrase is correct and commonly used when asking about the steps that produce a certain result or outcome.

This phrase is used to inquire about the specific steps that lead to a particular result or outcome.

Examples:

Which steps make the recipe turn out perfectly?
I'm not sure which steps make the machine work properly.

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He stressed that it was important that the Council avoid taking steps which would make agreement with the Parliament at 1st reading impossible.
Instead, the Council has given an answer which is a kind of lengthy side-step which makes my role useless.
The speed of the patterns is adjustable between 20 seconds up to 2 minutes per step which makes this relay-pack very suitable for small venues because there is no need for an external controller.
This is an historical step which should not make us forget those people who are still deprived, as Oswaldo Payá puts it, of the right to rights.
It is the pearl of the Amalfi coast, the pastel-colored houses are truly fascinating, as well as the narrow streets, its' square and also marked by numerous steps which makes it an even more fascinating town much loved by celebrities around the world.
The EESC considers that the present communication should mention creating a Common EU Maritime Space, a step which could make a decisive contribution to giving short sea shipping a prominent role in intra-Community goods transport.
I consider his proposal as a first step which will make it easier to draft rules later on in the interests of the financing of public services, the fight against poverty, democratic control and care for the environment.
The remaining beat can be added to the previous step (which makes the count quick-quick-slow) or an ornamental movement is added.
10:3.7 (111.5) In bestowing absoluteness of personality upon the Eternal Son, the Universal Father escapes from the fetters of personality absolutism, but in so doing he takes a step which makes it forever impossible for him to act alone as the personality-absolute.
In all stairways, LLL shall be installed on at least one side at no more than 0,3 m above the steps, which will make the location of each step readily identifiable to any person standing above and below that step.
rubber sole with "OC System", a mobile stirrup with two positions: grip-on/grip-off, which makes the step safe and comfortable on every surface covered with ice, and also allows to walk on every traditional floor without damaging it.
This is my new old shoebox that these ridiculous five steps make into a "duplex".
This step makes the link between the human and the keys official.
Accessible handholds and two anti-slip steps make regular entry and exit of your vehicle easy.
A low and foldable step makes it easier to enter trucks with a high chassis.
Climbing up and down four flights of steps makes me wheeze.
But if those steps make you, even little by little, someone else, then you will not be you anymore.
Only 3 steps make digital signage video from presentation: importing the presentation, doing some optional settings, and publishing as video.
The steps make us easily get out of the gorge. Foto: AT, Peer
This step makes the vegetable product more subject to alterations as a consequence of the increase of the cellular metabolism (breathing) and of the exposition of non-protected area to microbial enzymes.

Alternatives:

which steps create
which steps lead to
which steps result in

which steps to make

This phrase is correct and commonly used when asking about the steps that need to be taken in order to achieve a certain goal.

This phrase is used to inquire about the specific steps that should be taken in order to accomplish a particular objective.