Sentence examples for need to act making from inspiring English sources

And this is where marketers and punters alike need to act – making it clear that it is talent, rather than looks, that will ultimately get rewarded.

The football authorities need to act to make the structure much less lopsided".

We need to act to make sure there are more jobs at home, and people are more likely to retain a job".

While this is understandable, given the need to act and make a difference, and thus reduce complexities to concrete activities ("Let's get on, we're doing responsible development, we're OK"), it can be problematical, already because of the lock-ins (i.e. path dependencies) while society (and technology) change.

"We need to act quickly to make sure those problems do not creep back in.

We need to act urgently to make sure that these price shocks do not turn into a catastrophe hurting tens of millions over the coming months.

"If we want to save the Great Barrier Reef we need to act immediately and make dramatic reductions in carbon pollution.

In his statement, Kirk was insistent that lawmakers need to act soon and make gun trafficking a federal crime.

Professor Steven Field, chairman of the Future Forum, said: "Managers still have a critical role to play and we need to act very quickly to make sure we don't lose them".

It's just gradually got worse throughout the winter with the amount of bowling I've been doing – no real break – so it's something I need to act on now to make sure I'm fit and firing for that World Cup.

Is the sudden awakening regarding the need to act in Yemen and make a military move part of an obligatory response, or is it the start of a qualitative strategic shift to re-sort regional balances and let both Washington and Tehran know that the Arab awakening is serious, especially on the eve of an anticipated U.S.-Iranian deal?