Sentence examples for adopt effective measures from inspiring English sources

Xinhua said both countries had agreed to "adopt effective measures to jointly safeguard peace and stability of the South China Sea" and to take seriously a multination pact reached in 2002 that was supposed to help resolve territorial disputes.

Mr. Xi told officials to "get to the bottom of the causes of this accident, pursue culpability according to the law, sum up the profound lessons and adopt effective measures to resolutely prevent major accidents from occurring," Xinhua reported.

Mr. Qi said he hoped the Myanmar government would "take care of the security needs in Sino-Myanmar border areas, and adopt effective measures to achieve stability there," according to Xinhua, China's state-run news agency.

Referring to the attacks on Christians in Iraq and Egypt, Benedict called on the governments of those predominantly Muslim countries to adopt "effective measures" to better protect religious minorities.

"We should adopt effective measures to prevent and control pollution," Wen Jiabao said, but he didn't enumerate what those measures might be.

To ensure that their patients receive the best standard of care and avoid adhesion-related litigation claims, surgeons should routinely adopt effective measures to prevent postoperative adhesions.

"Illegal business activities on Alibaba Group's platforms have for a long time failed to elicit sufficient attention, and [the company] for a long time has not adopted effective measures to address the situation," its report said, adding that the firm had let this "abscess fester until it became a danger".

To prevent primary drug resistance, new technologies for early distinguishing drug resistance and adopting effective measures to block the transmission are important.

In recent years, the central and local governments have adopted effective measures to improve medical trainings, state health finance and the construction of the NRCMS.

The leaders who convene will address an issue the international community has so far been dragging its feet on — implementing the obligation states have already committed themselves to in U.N. Security Council Resolution 1540, to adopt "effective, appropriate measures to secure all nuclear materials".

In order to adopt effective preventive measures and the associated regulatory actions, a comprehensive investigation of cancer etiology is crucial.