Sentence examples for in taking measures from inspiring English sources

National Interests: The newly formed Dutch government has expressed interest in taking measures to protect Dutch companies from foreign takeovers, following international bids for Unilever, PostNL, and AkzoNobel.

Of course the regulator plays a key role in setting and raising standards; in inspecting homes properly, regularly and when significant changes take place, and in taking measures to tackle poor care, including closing homes if necessary.

He also argued that the terrorist attacks created "an emergency situation" in America, and that given this situation, "the government may be justified in taking measures which in less troubled conditions could be seen as infringements of individual liberties".

In his view, American presidents for the foreseeable future will, like George W. Bush, face enormous pressure to be aggressive and pre-emptive in taking measures to prevent another terrorist attack in the United States.

We have thought that this survey, though performed in 2009, will give important and meaningful information even now in taking measures to prevent prevailing bronchial asthma in children in Mongolia or the countries under similar statuses.

This has a defensive component, in the protection of interests damaged by markets, and a proactive one, in taking measures to ensure a sustainability that the market cannot provide unaided.

In these situations taking measures to reduce the amount of time worked often makes sense.

We are taking measures in accordance with, and are in constant contact with, the World Health Organisation.

President Barack Obama said in January he was taking measures to boost U.S. travel and tourism.

The method is to monitor and locate the hydrate agglomeration in a pipeline in order to take measures in time.

The tool supports a differentiated assessment of context riskiness, enabling actors in fresh produce chains to take measures in their FSMS or reduce riskiness in the context.