Sentence examples for take definite action from inspiring English sources
"I expected her to take definite action," he told me.
The announcement comes days after the Food Standards Agency was criticised by a committee of MPs for failing to take "definite action" to improve food standards following a Guardian and ITV undercover investigation last year.
The launch of the NGEI State Chapters in Bauchi is to recognize the leadership role that is being played by the incumbent first lady of the state in drawing attention to the gender disparities which exist in education against girls and to encourage all stakeholders to take definite actions to redress the imbalance.
"We needed to take definite steps to reverse the trend.
Neither is it shown that the defendants are now taking or about to take any definite action respecting waters bordering on or within the state, save as the commission is about to consider and act on 'various applications from persons in New Jersey' for preliminary permits and licenses to utilize 'navigable waters on the boundary and inland' for the development of water power.
After careful discussion, we were unable to take a definite action on your application and have deferred making a decision at this time".
Mr. Sharon said Mr. Abbas needed to "take immediate and definite action to dismantle the terror organizations".
These veterans, FDR explained, "have been compelled to make greater economic sacrifice and every other kind of sacrifice than the rest of us, and are entitled to definite action to help take care of their special problems".
The language agreed on by the conference committee means more time and more study than I think is necessary, but it also means definite action will be taken".
Embodied approaches stress the intrinsic connection between sensing and moving but so far did not yet apply this idea to the animal organization itself, taking organisms with extended sensor arrays and definite action capabilities as a starting point.
Take Action: Goals are worthless without action.
