Sentence examples for take better steps from inspiring English sources

Some patient advocacy groups say hospitals need to take better steps to prevent such infections, like making sure that health care workers frequently wash their hands and that surfaces and instruments are disinfected.

Contributing to this project will help decision-makers to better understand the depth of this continued foreclosure crisis and take better steps to address it.

Finding out exactly what you want to do will help you take better steps to do it.

"Why leave it to a UK coalition government - which at best has shown a lukewarm response to tackling the issue of cost - when we could take better, more effective steps ourselves?" Ms Sturgeon said figures just published by Scotland's chief statistician suggested both men and women north of the border were more likely to exceed government safe drinking guidelines than people in England.

Now that law's campus safety provisions -- sometimes called Campus SaVE or the VAWA Amendments to the Clery Act -- are supported by final regulations that require colleges and universities to take new and better steps to end sexual violence.

No one is talking horsepower – and that's probably for the better; steps taken by General Motors in 1971 to improve engine emissions caused the Rocket V8 to drop from 350hp to 250hp.

We're trying to get better and take little steps to get to that particular point.

Out of 54 countries in Africa, only 21 are members of the forum; we must encourage more African and other developing countries to become members and take steps towards better international cooperation in tax matters so that they are better equipped to fight tax evasion.

The agency also said that it would take steps to better organize its response, including centralizing information on where flooding is occurring and communicating better with its work force.

Johnson told Chrebet that he had better take a few steps back.

The F.B.I.'s director, Robert S. Mueller III, has also agreed to take steps toward better coordination with local law enforcement officials.