He pondered whether, on a second try, he would take steps to make the beer drier.
Authorities could take steps to make a significant difference to women's safety, she added.
Companies can and do take steps to make profits show up where taxes are low, regardless of the reality.
For example, you could have a claim turned down if you don't take steps to make your property secure.
This gives him 21 days in which to respond or you will take steps to make him bankrupt.
"You have to take steps to make sure you provide for the public safety," Ms. Garcia said.
Now, with the drought, he said people have "realized we've got to take steps to make our water supply stable".
The final report recommended, among other things, that educators take steps to "make school more relevant and engaging".
We'll take steps to make sure Medicaid money is used only for children and services covered by Medicaid".
"The government will take steps to make Crimean holidays more affordable and more attractive," wrote Medvedev on his Facebook page.
If you have, you should admit it and take steps to make sure that it never happens again.
