It also promised to take steps to improve financial controls within 90 days.
If it doesn't, then maybe it will encourage your employer to take steps to improve.
Without this, parents cannot take steps to improve their own and their children's standard of living with any confidence.
The bookmaker also promised to take steps to improve its anti-money laundering and social responsibility processes.
Kumho said two other key group affiliates, Asiana Airlines and Kumho Petrochemical, would also take steps to improve financial conditions.
For example, they will be expected to keep GP and hospital appointments and take steps to improve their health.
The increased prices allowed Chávez to take steps to improve poor Venezuelans' access to health, education, and housing.
Although police doubted that the thieves actually had such altruistic intentions, the museum did take steps to improve its security.
And Transocean will have to take steps to improve safety and emergency response procedures on its drilling rigs.
"Ultimately, we believe that companies that take steps to improve financial disclosure will be rewarded by investor confidence," said John Sousa, a Dynegy spokesman.
Under the federal No Child Left Behind law, state officials are required to take steps to improve the performance of these districts.
