Sentence examples for not taking measures from inspiring English sources

At the moment, the Federal Reserve is not taking measures to financially facilitate a purchase.

The prime minister urged them "to think about this," insisting that "the consequences of not taking measures are much worse".

"The latest stats show that, as more first-time internet users get online in growing economies, they are not taking measures to block the malware infections that turn their PCs into spam-spewing zombies," he added.

As of Thursday ― when daily water allowances were slashed by nearly 50percentt ― roughly half of the city's residents were not taking measures to conserve water, according to a tweet from Defeat Day Zero.

The official investigation stated that cockpit visibility limitations played a role in the accident, but also faulted military and civilian aviation authorities for not taking measures to reduce well-known collision risks that had existed for over a year within the confines of airways, despite numerous complaints from airline crews.

Knowing what to do, be willing and motivated to do so, but still not taking measures to manage the disorder is also described by the interviewees.

For example Vundule and Mharakurwa (1996) showed that the villagers who had poor knowledge of malaria and its causes reported not taking measures of their own to protect themselves [ 23].

Whatever the number may be, it is unthinkable that we should not take measures to enable people to alleviate their own suffering".

"If someone has done something illegal, and not taken measures to stop that happening, they can face sanctions.

Those respondents who indicated that they have not taken measures to adapt were further asked to mention the reasons for their inaction (Fig. 3).

So while he recognized that his representation was comb-like in nature, he did not take measures to correct this issue.