Sentence examples for take sensible measures from inspiring English sources

Provided that the East Asian governments take sensible measures, these economies can return to strong growth.

Pet bird keepers should do their best and take sensible measures to separate them from wild birds, while looking after their welfare.

Speaking on the Senate floor Monday, Mr. Cornyn said, "The true poison pill would be the failure to take sensible measures by adopting measures like mine which are designed to solve the problem".

Governments can take sensible measures to protect cities, travel infrastructures, government facilities and so on, though in truth their ability to do this is rightly limited by the democratic values and civil liberties they seek to safeguard.

While governments and companies should take sensible measures to stop abuse, attempts to control the Internet is not the simple solution that Theresa May is claiming".

James Kelly, chief executive of the British Security Industry Association, says that reducing crime is about understanding vulnerabilities and taking sensible measures to plug the gaps.

(Don't some men also shave in the shower, too?!) As Thames Water's own research shows, most people get the idea now that we should all be taking sensible measures to reduce our water use – if, for no other reason, than it saves us money.

Ruth Cartwright, a manager for the British Association of Social Workers, said: "I was a little surprised at the high proportion of relatively newly qualified social workers that Suffolk has, but they seem to be taking sensible measures to deal with that".

In the area of funding, UNICEF has taken sensible measures for making funds available on short notice at the outbreak of complex emergencies.

"The right way to go is to take sensible steps to improve energy efficiency, to cultivate better soils, to plant more trees, to take the kind of direct action measures which we certainly intend to take in Australia and which increasingly are being taken right around the world, including here in North America".

But he does want members to take "sensible" steps.