Sentence examples for measures to confront from inspiring English sources

Ahmadinejad took extraordinary measures to confront Khamenei, including threatening to resign.

This means taking appropriate measures to confront the sources that threaten civilians.

Despite mounting deaths and warnings, the Obama administration did not take extraordinary measures to confront an extraordinary crisis, experts say.

On Sunday, Arab League foreign ministers agreed to take necessary measures to confront ISIS, but they made no specific commitments.

Despite mounting deaths and warnings, the administration did not take extraordinary measures to confront an extraordinary crisis, experts say.

The world's leading cookie maker, Danone of France, announced measures to confront a worldwide glut of cookies by shutting six factories and cutting 1,200 jobs.

The film, "Memory of the Camps," made jointly by the British and American governments, in 1945, and intended in large measure to confront German citizens with their government's crimes, was left unfinished at the time (on the grounds that it would be counterproductive to the goal of German postwar reconstruction).

Third, both initiatives were created based on beliefs that giving voice to the violated and oppressed is a necessary measure to confront and end injustice, to transcend the divisive legacies of race-based hatred and violence, and to positively transform American society into the human rights beacon it proclaims to be.

Continuous empirical study of the interventions that are carried out, the measures taken to confront early school leaving, and the variables that lead to their success, is needed.

"The cabinet has decided to take all measures necessary to confront these risks and put an end to them," an official said in a televised statement.

"While Paris can only be part of the package of measures needed to confront the interlinked crises of economic inequality and climate change, it is vital that it strikes a blow for climate justice in the interests of the poorest, lowest emitting and most vulnerable people, wherever they live," the report says.