Sentence examples for take particular steps from inspiring English sources
Repeat offenders can also be issued "enforcement notices" under the same legislation, which entail the ICO requiring a business to take particular steps to prevent a re-occurrence.
Over the past few months, Stash also launched a coaching system that trains people how to become an investor by doling out points and advice as they take particular steps, as well as a savings account product called Smart Save.
Taking this rather to extremes, Plowden argued that children should therefore be left to do their own thing: "Until a child is ready to take a particular step forward it is a waste of time to try to teach him to take it".Plowden scolded fuddy-duddy adults who could not accept this, and expected teachers to teach.
Company execs at Amazon said at an event last week that one of the primary use cases for Echo Show was in the kitchen – and the new device takes particular advantage of that, by offering step-by-step cooking instructions from apps like Kitchen Stories, Allrecipes, Epicurious, Food52, TheKitchn and SideChef.
The argument went that surely Microsoft would never have taken that particular step without some inkling that Sony would, to an extent, follow suit.
He took particular aim at beef producers.
Asked if he could reduce by 10 percent a serious health problem by taking a particular step, he said, "Absolutely — the fighting issue is an important aspect of the whole issue of hits to the head".
Genentech has taken a particular step in terms of social responsibility.
If the patient had not yet taken a particular step, but was planning to start doing it in the near future, a value of 0.5 points was assigned.
Many African-Americans, whose loyalty since the Civil War had been with "the party of Lincoln," switched party allegiances because the New Deal included them, not because of particular steps Roosevelt took on their behalf.
