Sentence examples for make all necessary steps from inspiring English sources

Maria Vasii, representing Eugen Darie – accused of driving the getaway car – said: "Our customers are waiting for the right procedural framework before they can make all necessary steps to hand over these paintings to Dutch authorities.

"I think I can create a powerful defense system for the country, create a modern and efficient army and make all necessary steps … to rearm our army with the most modern weapons," Tymoshenko told supporters Thursday.

We look at the United States as a privileged and strategic partner, and we are ready to make all necessary steps in this direction, sharing the benefits of the bilateral cooperation, but also exploring the plethora of international responsibilities.

In a statement, the department said no decision would be made "until all necessary steps of the environmental review and interagency consultation process have been completed".

"We assume that a licensed undocumented immigrant will make all necessary inquiries and take appropriate steps to comply with applicable legal restrictions and will advise potential clients of any possible adverse or limiting effect the attorney's immigration status may pose," the court said.

"If we find that companies have misclassified individuals as self-employed, we will take all necessary steps to make sure that they pay the appropriate tax, NICs, interest and penalties".

"If we find that companies have misclassified individuals as self-employed, we will take all necessary steps to make sure they pay the appropriate tax, national insurance contributions, interest and penalties," he said.

He said: "If we find that companies have misclassified individuals as self-employed, we will take all necessary steps to make sure they pay the appropriate tax, national insurance contributions, interest and penalties".

Rober has uploaded a new version of the video without the two fake reactions and promises to "take all necessary steps to make sure it won't happen again".

Of course, as with any assessment of competence for the purposes of health care decision-making, if an individual physician is uncertain about the competence of the person making a request, she must take all necessary steps to resolve this uncertainty (e.g. consulting with a colleague with greater experience or expertise).

The will is there to change, and to make the necessary steps.