Sentence examples for bold action from from inspiring English sources

Mr Wolf is reasonably impressed by the immediate response to the 2008 crash, when bold action from central banks, in particular, stopped a descent into depression.

Announcing the policy during a speech in Edinburgh today, Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale will say that without "bold action" from Holyrood, a generation of young Scots may never be able to afford their own home and that "aspiration will simply pass them by".

We also want bold action from the government to deliver big-ticket infrastructure projects that are pivotal to future growth.

This time around, the candidates won't make the same mistake of abundant rationality - even with overwhelming science and new, powerful voices in favor of bold action, from the Pope to financial world bigwigs like Michael Bloomberg and Hank Paulson.

Confronting the Climate: A Flowchart of the People's Climate March On the surface, this is an image about the People's Climate March- a watershed moment in the climate movement, two years ago, when 400,000 people descended on Manhattan to share how the climate crisis impacts and outrages them, and to demand bold action from global leaders.

It's time for bold action for a clean sport.

"Individuals need to play their part, but this guidance acts as a reminder that we also need bold action now from government to reduce the huge costs of treating obesity.

The CBI chief said bold action was needed from government to address the chronic shortage of houses in the UK, so that supply had a chance of keeping up with demand.

Strengthen Retirement Benefits: With nearly half of Californians set to retire into economic hardship, we need bold action, including contributions from a much broader set of employers.

We must employ multiple strategies and bold action to keep us from losing ground.

Referring to the nearly 200 countries that met last week to work towards a global deal to tackle climate change, Ashdown said: "The Philippines disaster should have sent an urgent message demanding bold action to protect children from disasters like these and delivered plans for how we can effectively rebuild when the worst happens, but the lack of energy has left me speechless".