Sentence examples for take action to develop from inspiring English sources

In it, she looks at how we can take action to develop good habits, identify behaviours that may be holding us back from kicking the bad ones, and find a routine that makes us happy.

Firstly, reform of the UN should aim not only to prevent conflict but when conflict has ended, to take action to develop institutions and build an enduring peace.

It is critical that communities and government understand and take action to develop inclusive environment for the most vulnerable children in Ukraine", said Giovanna Barberis, UNICEF Representative in Ukraine.

In this context, many educational institutions are taking action to develop cultures of integrity on campus and assist students to develop the skills necessary for learning and scholarly engagement.

The success of the seventh review conference will be measured by the extent to which the priorities of the United States to take action to prevent North Korea and Iran from developing weapons capabilities and those of some of the non-weapons states which want more rapid disarmament by the United States and Russia in particular can be reconciled.

Ofsted's Moving English Forward report (2012) asked your predecessor to take action to ensure that every school developed a policy on reading for enjoyment for all.

Google was among the first internet companies to take action to reduce its footprint by developing its own data centres — but even though it pumped an estimated $2.3bn into infrastructure projects last year, it remains unclear whether it is winning the battle.

UNMGCY will continue to take action to ensure that DRR policies developed by young people are heard and implemented in the outcome documents of these processes.

This past year we've seen promising movement to define the guidelines and institutions to support efforts to improve transparency, develop a new fund to support developing country efforts to take action to reduce emissions and adapt to the impacts, and build stronger mechanisms to help deploy low-carbon technologies.

In the past it was agreed that only developed countries needed to take action to cut carbon, as they could afford to, and historically they produced most of it anyway; but in the past 20 years, as developing nations such as China and India have boomed, they have come under increasing pressure to make cuts of their own.

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