Sentence examples for of reasonable steps from inspiring English sources

McMillan says a good example of reasonable steps could be contractual measures.

Such a framework has to start with the disclosure of and an explanatory statement on the understanding of sustainability and has to make it fruitful using a series of reasonable steps for the assessment process.

Then lay out a set of reasonable steps that.

They, like the queen's opinions, are her own business, and the Duchess has retained the moral high ground in her battle with the more unsavoury parts of the media by the simple expedient of taking reasonable steps to keep them to herself.

"Instead of taking reasonable steps, like limiting visitors or banning bags," Representative Weiner said in a statement, "the National Park Service is choosing instead to deny this generation the thrill that many of us had as children -- gazing at the New York landscape through the iconic crown of the Statue of Liberty".

Yet — and you might be spotting a pattern here — there has been no definition of what those "reasonable steps" might be.

During a hearing on 30 March the couple both admitted three charges of causing unnecessary suffering to animals and six of failing to take reasonable steps to ensure the needs of the animals were met.

"It is for this reason that reputable supermarkets and food manufacturers take great pains to assure the quality of their sources of supply and that all reasonable steps are taken to minimise the chances of contamination at source and during production.

It is only right that universities adhere to the guidance and immigration rules of sponsorship by taking reasonable steps to ensure that every student has permission to be in the UK".

Gorenberg, after depressing his readers with his tales of woe, outlines many reasonable steps Israel should take to disentangle religion from the state and to return thousands of settlers to Israel proper.

In his judgment, Lord Hope of Craighead said: "Police work elsewhere may be impeded if the police were required to treat every report from a member of the public that he or she is being threatened with violence as giving rise to a duty of care to take reasonable steps to prevent the alleged threat from being executed.