Sentence examples for take action almost from inspiring English sources
Anyone who wants to vote in the 2013 Democratic mayoral primary — and all of the anticipated major candidates are Democrats — but is not affiliated with a party (like Mr. Bloomberg), or wants to switch parties (as Mr. Bloomberg once did), must take action almost a year before the actual vote.
Typically he carefully explained his detailed rationale for taking action, almost to the point of boring his audience, in an effort to educate the listener and to build a base of support.
John Doggart, chairman of SEA, says surveys found that 15% of visitors to superhomes go on to convert their own properties: "The reasons people choose to take action are almost 50/50 saving the planet or saving their pocket," he says.
Palmer has said he will try to introduce a new emissions trading scheme with the price set at zero until other countries take action, but this is almost certain to be defeated in the lower house.
Fiery rhetoric alone almost certainly would not convince the prosecutor to take action.
Almost everybody surveyed, a full 95%, said after a bad customer experience they would "take action".
