Sentence examples for Take action on something from inspiring English sources

Take action on something you've dreamt of doing.

"To lose 25 lives in order to essentially take action on something that we've known has been a problem for years, that we see as a growing problem — this technology in the scheme of things is relatively new, but it's ubiquitous, it's everywhere," Kathryn O'Leary Higgins, chairwoman of a panel of the National Transportation Safety Board, said in the second of two days of testimony.

And then… in a way it is because I am curious and I don't want to take action on something that I don't fully understand.

When we stay silent in a meeting or don't take action on something that might scare us, we are letting the voice take over.

As a leadership team, we decided it was time to finally take action on something we'd been holding off on doing for many years: opening our financials to the entire team.

You no longer have the affordance of the time it takes your finger to leave the home button and reach up to hit the screen before you take action on something.

Instead, use a method he calls "planned procrastination," where you ask yourself why you need to delay taking action on something — maybe you're too overwhelmed, too sleep-deprived to focus, or don't yet have the right resources — and then postpone your task for a specific day and time.

Delete: If an email sits in your in-box waiting to be worked on for days, weeks, or even months, you may be putting off the completion of the item for several reasons including: It is too big to handle as is and needs to be broken down into bite size chunks; the item is not clearly defined enough for you to take action on; it is something you don't really, want, need or intend to do.

Tablet users were also more likely to "take action" on the ad (that could mean buying something, downloading something, filling out a survey, or visiting another site): 89percentt of tablet users took action versus 80percentt of smartphone users.

"This phenomenon is one that any future mayor of London would want to know much more about because if inner London is being hollowed out it would have big implications and would be something to take action on".

Not only are lawmakers, lawyers and women's rights activists horrified at the blatant militarization of personal surveillance, they've called on the U.S. government to take action on the sale of spyware in America, something many have long considered illegal.