Sentence examples for merits action from inspiring English sources

asked whether Tillerson agrees with Exxon Mobil's corporate stance on climate change, which states that the risk is clear and merits action. .

"Living in an authentic manner -- meaning acknowledging and appropriately expressing one's actual feelings, thoughts, and desires -- requires acknowledging one's fear and risks and moving forward anyway when the cause merits action," Pepperdine University School of Management researchers wrote in a 2010 review of studies on courage.

These are lifesaving measures that merit action by every legislator for the safety of everyone on our roadways.

The fact that they were saying such things, even for effect, as he suggested, still merited action.

The kid didn't get it, but tennis authorities chose to decide that his remarks were too ambiguous to merit action.

Asking that ferries not blow their horns for fear of waking someone, she said, "is like saying, 'Don't run a siren on a fire engine.'" Charles Rowe, a spokesman for the Coast Guard, said that the Coast Guard investigated the kayakers' complaints and found that they "merited action".

Not that long ago, McCain, too, took the position that not enough was known about the climate to merit action; he became convinced of the urgency of the problem, he has said, after holding a set of hearings and listening to the evidence.

"In the vast majority of cases one-off clinical errors do not merit action by the GMC.

"If true, these seem serious enough to merit action irrespective of Intel's status as a possible monopoly".

However, the World Wildlife Fund WWFF) considers that sufficient information is already available to merit action on several such substances.

The general approach to addressing medical tourism from a regulatory perspective in Canada is currently more reactive than proactive, perhaps because the Colleges are not encountering issues and controversies related to medical tourism frequently or dramatically enough to merit action.