Sentence examples for Time taking action from inspiring English sources

University of Oklahoma president David Boren wasted no time taking action.

Since coming to power, Zuma has consistently countered expectations: he has defended his personal promiscuity while becoming an avowed AIDS activist; he is a populist who has maintained free-market economic policies and alienated the poor; he is a powerful leader in a dominant party who has a hard time taking action.

It's not her first time taking action: Last year, she emailed the store to ask whether it composted the excess fruit pulp from its pressed juices.

When we're having a hard time taking action, it's likely to be at least in part because we're taking on too much.

"Building pipelines to tidewater and to new markets, while at the same time taking action to curb emissions, are the two essential components required to diversify our economy, restore our prosperity and assert ourselves as one of the world's most progressive, responsible and forward-looking energy producers," Notley wrote.

Do people who do many good things with their lives---raising children, healing patients, serving the poor, doing important research---have rights not to spend time taking action on DT?

Spend 20% of your time taking actions that will cut your spending.

"The time for taking action is well before violence occurs.

Although admittedly NAS reports take time, whereas taking action is urgent, relying on NAS expertise seems the best long-term strategy, given its credibility.

The Turkish government meanwhile stated that its aircraft had warned the Russian Su-24 ten times before taking action.

Chi Wan thought three times before taking action.