Sentence examples for take substantive action from inspiring English sources

Now the Bush administration needs to take substantive action on behalf of gays.

"We will continue to act against Hamas and other terrorist targets, and we expect the P.A. to take substantive action," an Israeli security official said.

"After years of using the North Sea as a cash cow the UK Government must finally and urgently take substantive action.

In his testimony and the following question-and-answer session, which stretched well over an hour, Bernanke echoed his sentiment last week that the Federal Reserve stands ready to take "substantive action" with its only tool, monetary policy.

I did this because I wish to take substantive action against Standard & Poor's downgrade of US credit.

How many more avoidable tragedies must we witness before we, as a nation, take substantive action to solve this problem?

The Fed, for instance, ignored years of warnings about the dangers of subprime mortgages and overdraft fees before finally taking substantive action in recent years.

The reason these figures are so important is because there is a direct correlation between transparency and companies taking substantive action to improve their performance.

In their view, Roosevelt may have talked about some pie-in-the-sky plans, but when it came to taking substantive action, he did nothing.

"In light of this, we have today written to the Rangers board requesting that they ban Celtic supporters from Ibrox until Celtic can prove that they have taken substantive action against the Green Brigade and other overtly sectarian elements within their support".

These users aren't just visiting the site — they're actually taking substantive action, like sending bills.