Sentence examples for are taking more action from inspiring English sources

Since signing up to Think Act Report, the majority of members are taking more action and publishing more information on gender equality.

Westminster and Manchester councils are taking more action than many – by commissioning Geofutures to do detailed maps of their areas, highlighting gambling outlets, unemployment and other indicators of vulnerability.

We are taking more action to support women in the work place than ever before; last week announced measures to help businesses analyse their pay gap and empower women to challenge their employers if they feel they are not being paid correctly.

I am encouraged that companies are taking more action to quantify and address the disparity of opportunities for women and minorities.

I am encouraged that companies are taking more action to quantify and address the disparity of opportunities for women and minorities". .

One focused on the risks of the Fed's taking more action to help the economy.

"We are both alarmed and heartbroken and wish Twitter was taking more action in this case," she said.

Meanwhile, some cities are taking more drastic action to limit the presence of cars in city centres.

Some companies are taking more direct action, for example installing secure bike parking and chaining areas at offices.

The reforms, backed by the prime minister, include new standards of conduct – a sign that the regulator is taking more aggressive action against energy companies found to have misled customers.

So the scientist looks at this and says: If the problem is apparent, we ought to be taking more aggressive action.