Sentence examples for take measures to increase from inspiring English sources

The likely resolution would be to require that the power authority take measures to increase the monitoring of environmental conditions in the neighborhood, representatives on both sides said.

More than a decade ago, countries in Europe began to take measures to increase the gender diversity of their corporate boards.

This work is designed to inspire researchers to continue expanding the knowledge so that financial institutions can take measures to increase financial well-being.

Government officials have also urged the Bank of Japan to take measures to increase liquidity in the Japanese financial system, which also has the effect of weakening the yen.

French officials are counting on the authorities in Madagascar "to bring to light the exact circumstances of this and have asked them to take measures to increase security for our nationals on the ground," a ministry spokesman said.

"Some weeks ago, we discussed whether Europe would react violently to its own 9/11," Mr. Ortega said, "and we agreed that instead it would take measures to increase the safety of citizens, to advance on homeland security, to improve ties with the Islamic world.

Countries around the world are rightly taking measures to increase stability and reduce risk in the financial system".

Deutsche Bank said it was already taking measures to increase its reserves and reduce risk and felt "well prepared".

As a result, regulators around the world have been taking measures to increase the capital loss buffers at their banks.

To make up for the domestic shortfall, oil companies began taking measures to increase their imports of gasoline and diesel fuel from Europe.

"As soon as we heard the story, we took measures to increase security," Mr.Engel said, referring further questions to the F.B.I.