Sentence examples for reasonable steps and from inspiring English sources

Moores said: "Everything we have seen suggests that Talk Talk historically may have failed to take reasonable steps and that the CEO appears completely out of touch with the risks that are widely described.

In these circumstances the business must, in addition to deleting the data, also take all reasonable steps and technical measures to inform others using this published content that they are requested by the individual to erase any links to, or copies of, the data.

"When a woman – as a typical example – has taken all reasonable steps and done all she can to reach an agreement but cannot manage it, I do not agree that she should be charged by the CSA for her application … That is utterly unfair.

But instead, it has only accentuated the blame game, with each side having their own narrative in which one team has taken only reasonable steps and their opponents have "done nothing". Readers should not necessarily believe there is only one side to this story, no matter how complex — or simple — it may sound on television.

Overall, MSHA-sponsored scientists "took reasonable steps" and "used appropriate analytical methods" to assure that their studies were sound, the report concludes.

But with reasonable steps, and easily available and free parental controls, we can happily allow our kids to use their boundless imagination to discover the digital world and to create and to play with what they find.

The information commissioner said his office would be ensuring there was oversight of those kind of retrospective collections: "The term 'reasonable steps' is an objective standard, and what it requires any entity to do is to point to why it gave notification and to explain why that was a reasonable step and point to evidence that backs up what it's doing".

Chris Morgan, head of tax policy at KPMG in London, said the naming and shaming campaign was a "perfectly reasonable step" and would help to deter people from not declaring their full income.

I believe it is important to take concrete and reasonable steps to protect the freedom of users and entrepreneurs and businesses both small and large on the Internet.

Partnering with other responsible actors, we should take reasonable steps to facilitate and consolidate this shift in the Middle East.

It is a defence to a prosecution to prove that all reasonable steps were taken and all due diligence was exercised by the landowner.