Sentence examples for action to transform from inspiring English sources
The securitisation of climate change - and with it the entire planet - is not leading to meaningful transformative action to transform the social relations necessary to mitigate and prevent dangerous global warming.
"We now want to see the coalition government set out their commitment and take action to transform these essential services".
"We have taken decisive action to transform UBS, and it is now a focused, efficient and resilient firm," Mr. Grübel said in a statement Tuesday.
Now, scientists say that our planet could be 8F warmer or more by the end of this century if we take no decisive action to transform our energy system and cut greenhouse gas emissions.
"It is clear that CQC are now taking robust action to transform the way they work and this is hugely positive.
"We have taken decisive action to transform UBS, and it is now a focused, efficient and resilient firm," Chief Executive Oswald Gruebel said.
Does this Report give us any hope that the politicians are going to take some tangible actions to transform the landscape?
"This is an opportunity to engage in mutual actions to transform a space, and make it a catalyst for the revitalisation of public squares that have all been eliminated in the United States, to create a space where the cause for social justice can be forwarded".
And to help the transport community get organized around a common platform, we are proposing to develop with all actors a common initiative called Sustainable Mobility for All which envisions: a common, global vision for transport around clear goals; a coalition of actors to support it; and a program of bold and ambitious actions to transform the world's mobility.
His first action is to transform the vast and isolated space of an empty waterfront terminal into a command center.
Developed with service users and carers, these statements provide organisations with a fantastic framework and action plan to transform the way services are commissioned and delivered.
