Sentence examples for appropriate steps to take from inspiring English sources

So why do we have so much trouble agreeing on whether there's a problem and what are appropriate steps to take?

If not, enlist help, either from police (a restraining order) or from a mental health specialist who may be able to help you identify whether your ex is a danger to you or others, or to him/herself, and will know the appropriate steps to take in that case.

Whatever your opinion of that trend in opera house programming, it was an appropriate step to take for "Die Verschworenen".

Deborah L. Rhode, a professor of law at Stanford University and a former counsel to the House Judiciary Committee, said a criminal referral of a witness who was contradicted by the Mitchell report "would be an appropriate step to take under these circumstances".

But in general the change of detection method (fluorophore, isotope, PCR, etc). is the appropriate step to take.

I welcome the initiatives taken by the Laeken European Council in December 2001, when it mandated the Commission and the Council to take appropriate steps to deal with this.

His communications director, Zenia Mucha, added that the New York governor will "take appropriate steps" to make certain that Mr. McCain is on all the ballots around the state.

If you discover discrepancies, take the appropriate steps to have them corrected promptly.

Take the appropriate steps to have your driver's license reflect your desire to donate.

Reminding governments of the "fundamental inviolability" of such premises and responsibility of host countries to protect them, the council urged "all appropriate steps" to be taken to prevent further disturbances.

Paravalvular and transvalvular regurgitation can also be estimated in real time, allowing appropriate steps to be taken to minimise complications and optimise device positioning [16, 54].