Sentence examples for heeded a decade from inspiring English sources

The government only recently heeded a decade of advice to consolidate its big mills.

Summer Palace is one of a handful of restaurants in Beijing that have heeded a decade-long conservation effort to persuade diners and business owners to eschew shark's fin, a traditional delicacy valued more as a status symbol than for its taste.

The Wales Audit Office said warnings about the All Wales Ethnic Minority Association (Awema) were not heeded for a decade and millions were awarded.

In the decades since the heyday of the Civilian Conservation Corps, other generations have heeded a call to serve.

Carl Gordon, who four decades ago, nearing midlife and feeling trapped in a series of dispiriting jobs, heeded a surprising call and became a successful character actor on television and the stage, died on Tuesday at his home in Jetersville, Va.

A Wales Audit Office WAOO) report said officials failed to heed a number of warnings over a decade.

The report also says officials failed to heed a number of warnings over a decade about the way Awema was run.

The latest report from the WAO says officials failed to heed a number of warnings over a decade about the way Awema was run.

However even Mr Bloomberg must heed a court order.

Washington has still not heeded two decades of warnings that the best way to protect America's biggest secrets is to have far fewer of them and to recognize that much of what is stamped "secret" today is widely available on the Internet.

Reflecting the shifting thinking among chief executives, Mr. Harman argues that executives should not be blindly subservient to the quarterly demands of shareholders, as they have been for more than a decade, but should heed the interests of various "stakeholders".