Sentence examples for action on the problem from inspiring English sources

What is the best way to get action on the problem of the global freshwater shortage - one of the most pressing challenges facing the world today?

Automakers have blocked federal action on the problem for 27 years, but the last obstacle appeared to fall today.

She delayed action on the problem for months, hoping to put it off until after critical regional elections on May 9. Ultimately, that proved impossible.

Senior Democrats believe President Obama, who signed a law banning travel for the purposes of carrying out FGM in 2013, is sympathetic to calls for further US action on the problem but fear a wider lack of knowledge of the risks to American girls and women is holding back a more co-ordinated official response.

"I worry that if society does not take action on the problem of climate change within the next few years, it will be too late to make a meaningful difference in emissions before unacceptable consequences are a foregone conclusion," she wrote in an email.

Now a hotel trade group is asking Congress and the U.S. attorney general's office to take action on the problem, which may be bilking 2.5 million travelers each year.

But there is a danger that talk will become a substitute for action on the problems that desperately need fixing.

The IMF used its half-yearly global financial stability report to call for urgent action on the problems of banks in the eurozone, a third of which it said faced "significant challenges" to be sustainably profitable.

For a company that seems to be very meticulous about its marketing strategy, Apple's brand may be suffering damage from 'Antennagate.' The iPhone 4, which was touted as the marquis of iPhones, will now be partly remembered for this flaw unless Apple takes serious action on fixing the problem.

"The council currently takes action on this problem through enforcement and we have also invested money in parking facilities to try and help with the situation.

But our leaders in America are at war with one another, fighting endless games of political chicken while postponing meaningful action on the core problems that face our nation.