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And what steps should employers be taking in response to reports of bullying?

"We can and we will do better," said M. Lee Pelton, the school's president, in a campuswide email Wednesday announcing steps the college is taking in response to the complaint.

During his 1½-hour conference call, Sloan outlined several steps Wells Fargo is taking in response to the scandal, including contacting all customers affected by the improper sales so that they can review their accounts.

Thomas Bach, the IOC head, promised the "toughest sanctions available" would be taken in response to the McLaren report.

There are no immediate steps to be taken in response to this ruling – but it would be wise to start monitoring for any impact from here".

He said Barack Obama would "in the next few days" decide what "additional steps will be taken in response to the breach of this ceasefire".

This was supposed to outline practical steps to be taken in response to the scientific findings, including — presumably — reducing greenhouse-gas emissions.

In an emotional address from the White House on Friday, he said "meaningful action" would need to be taken in response to the shootings.

The pope has been preparing a pastoral letter to Irish Catholics that will indicate initiatives to be taken in response to the scandal.

Hague said of Iran's foreign minister, Ali Akbar Salehi: "While he said he was sorry for what had happened and that action would be taken in response, this remains a very serious failure by the Iranian government.

Then a series of distinguished experts in each field was commissioned to write a review paper on each issue and on actions that might feasibly be taken in response, with due emphasis on costs and benefits.