Sentence examples for set to take action from inspiring English sources

Matt Browne, the director at PricewaterhouseCoopers, which has helped clients prepare for FCA visits, said: "The regulator isn't pulling any punches and looks set to take action across the life industry based on these findings".

He later deleted it, although Chelsea are still set to take action and he could face a charge from the FA.

With the next meeting of the Planning Group scheduled for Thursday night, we should have a 100% anti-Blackwater (pro-Potrero) panel set to take action.

The Board of Supervisors is set to take final action on the matter at its April 3 meeting.

National Union of Journalists members at Johnston Press newspaper the Sheffield Star and its sister titles are set to take industrial action next Wednesday.

The global advisor is set to take decisive action over the international break, with the owners Venky's pushing for a high-profile appointment to appease those in India and around the town.

The continued absence of inflationary pressure, despite the ECB spending €60bn (£42bn) a month buying bonds, underscored predictions that Draghi and his colleagues could be set to take more action, and the euro fell sharply against the dollar on the news.

The House has passed a resolution that would overturn that declaration, and the Senate is set to take similar action, though Trump has the power to veto the measure and his critics lack the votes to override him.

Lawyers for the partner of the Guardian journalist who exposed mass email surveillance have written to home secretary Theresa May and the head of the Metropolitan police warning them that they are set to take legal action over what they say amounted to his "unlawful" detention at Heathrow airport under anti-terror laws.

Hundreds of Northern Ireland Water staff are set to take industrial action over a pensions dispute.

The Football Association is set to take retrospective action following the controversy in the Magpies' 2-1 loss to Wigan.