Sentence examples similar to much needed actions from inspiring English sources

The country simply can't afford an extended period of political horse trading which delays much needed action to tackle the deficit.

Martin Temple EEF director general "Business will welcome the much needed action to improve efficiency in the public sector and the curb to the rate of growth in public spending However, it is essential that the chancellor's efficiency measures work if we are to avoid the need for higher borrowing or tax increases later on.

In the process, much needed action on climate change could be swept away in the deluge.

HuffPost TV's Maureen Ryan praised the finale for bringing some much needed action in place of all the speeches.

The more we educate our communities about the dangers we face, especially with climate change, the more people will pressure their leaders to take much needed action".

And recently, when the chairwoman of the Consumer Product Safety Commission was asked by Congress if she would request an increase of resources and funding for the commission, she refused to support this much needed action.

And if the purpose of a company is not to be positive then what is the point of it - to be negative or to be casually neutral in the face of much needed action?

However, the company subsequently said that despite having grounds to appeal, it decided not to lodge papers as it would delay "much needed political action to close a loophole" in the Gambling Act that it alleges Desmond is exploiting.

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Lanchester provides a much needed call to action; we must learn to defend ourselves with knowledge, because no one else can do it for us.

I don't see this political climate helping us to achieve these goals, but it perhaps will serve as a much needed call to action for us to unify our voices and strive to hold governments to account for ongoing inaction, and the consistent failure to step up to the challenge of closing the gap.