Sentence examples for take broader action from inspiring English sources

But other states take broader action.

The head of the International Monetary Fund, meantime, urged Europe to take broader action to fend off speculators.

The U.S. Congress is now debating whether to take broader action extending protections at the federal level.

The managing director of the International Monetary Fund, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, in Athens on Tuesday to meet with Greek leaders, urged European officials to take broader action to end the crisis.

Not satisfied with the administration's response, Andrea Stewart-Cousins, a Democratic county legislator from Yonkers, is calling on the county to take broader action and reconsider a contract it has with Leake & Watts to run Woodfield Cottage, a detention center in Valhalla.

Calling on Europe to take broader action, he asked: "No matter how illuminated the choices are of the Italian government, can they change the course of the euro crisis or the destiny of Europe?" In recent weeks, Mr. Monti, too, has been calling on Europe — which is to say Germany, the euro zone's biggest and strongest economy — to help provide more institutional support for the euro.

But the government only began to take broad action after the 2001 census figures appeared.

Some Democrats suggested that the administration appeared to have made the financial regulatory proposals as a political effort to try to limit Congress from taking broader action.

If the assets turn out to be less than troubled, as the government is betting (and hedging its own bet by taking broad action to improve the housing market), there is a return for all involved.

Now, Germany is taking broad action on two fronts to balance the brain drain account.

In several instances, judges have taken broad action to address persistent problems with a servicer.