Sentence examples for take informed steps from inspiring English sources
By understanding where and how interspecies contact occurs we may take informed steps toward reducing the likelihood of interspecies pathogen transmission.
With more complete data and an idea of the true scope of cybercrime, individual companies as well as national cybersecurity experts would be able to learn from the data and take more informed steps to strengthen cybersecurity and prevent future breaches.
Cybercriminals of this sort are inventive and elusive, but brands can protect themselves and their customers by taking targeted steps informed by this recent pattern of hacking.
Your failure to pay your arrears of £166.04, despite our reminders and offers of assistance, has forced us to withdraw your credit line and take steps to inform the credit reference agency.
In this case, the applicant will bear the onus of establishing prior registration, and the OHIM will take steps to inform either the Benelux Trade Mark Office or the central industrial property office of the Member State concerned of the applicant's claim.
If it is used, we should normally take steps to inform our audience of the source of the material.
On Wednesday, March 30, at a press conference scheduled for New York City Hall, a coalition of opt-out groups will demand that School Chancellor Carmen Fariña take steps to inform parents of their Opt Out rights.
The city agreed to take many steps to inform homeless families that their children were eligible for a wide range of free services to prevent and treat asthma.
People who move, moreover, often take no steps to inform administrators at their old addresses, and a new registration does not typically result in a notification to cancel the previous one.
(c) When a lawyer has not regularly represented a client and has reason to believe that the client does not fully understand the nature of the attorney-client relationship and the expectations and obligations arising out of that relationship, the lawyer shall take reasonable steps to inform the client of the nature of the attorney-client relationship before the representation is undertaken.
