Sentence examples for order to take action from inspiring English sources

But public officials need aroused and angry constituents in order to take action.

"We have to get to the bottom of this in order to take action," Mr. Faizi said.

To this end, a wind power prediction based controller is proposed in order to take action according to foreseen amount of power deficit or excess in the system.

Wireless sensor networks are comprised of energy constraint, battery powered small devices that sense the environment and transmit the data to the sink in order to take action according to data.

"We don't need a directive in order to take action against golden shares," he said, adding that suing member states "is no substitute for a better law, but at least it's something we can use".

For analytics-driven insights to be consumed — that is, to trigger new actions across the organization — they must be closely linked to business strategy, easy for end users to understand and embedded into organizational processes in order to take action at the right time.

An analysis framework has been set up in order to take actions on the detector given the outcome of a calibration scan (e.g. to create a mask for disabling noisy pixels).

d) There are multiple stakeholders that could help to create the best knowledge and intelligence in order to take actions, design strategies, or make plans.

Similar to voice assistants like Siri or Amazon Alexa, the house responds to kids' voice commands in order to take actions, like turning on lights that can be customized with various color schemes, or turning on the shower when it's time for Barbie to get ready for school.

Similar to voice assistants like Siri or Amazon Alexa, the house responds to kids' voice commands in order to take actions, like turning on lights that can be customized with various color schemes, or turning on the shower when it's time for Barbie to get ready for school.

Locked codes will be used for treatment allocation and the trial statisticians will be blinded to treatment allocation, as will be the Data Monitoring and Ethics Committee DMECC), in order to take actions on the basis of the unblinded data alone.