Sentence examples for has been taking measures from inspiring English sources

"Iran has been taking measures that appear consistent with an effort to remove evidence of its past activities at Parchin," he said.

The company has been taking measures to control costs, including the elimination of 12,000 jobs as well as saying it will spend 10% to 15% less on new equipment in 2009.

Since then, it has been taking measures to reduce the amount of new debris.

"We have been taking measures on prudential risk.

They have been taking measures to deal with instability in Europe for over a year.

As a result, regulators around the world have been taking measures to increase the capital loss buffers at their banks.

The financial challenge in recent years has been the size of corporate commitments, and we have been taking measures to address the matter.

France and Germany have shown that relying too heavily on employers to pay social insurance can create a "tax on jobs" that can damage employment, and have been taking measures to redress this.

In an interview Tuesday with Bloomberg News, the minister, Charlie McGreevy, said, "They have been taking measures over the past couple of years to comply with the terms of the pact".

"No country has ever managed to reform its educational system in less than a generation but we have been taking measures which already have an impact, such as the increase in the number of university students".

The results suggest that the supervisors within the areas sampled, have knowledge of the waste hazards created in their areas and have been taking measures to control these hazards.