Sentence examples for take suitable from inspiring English sources

This includes ensuring employees do not work excessive hours and take suitable breaks; minimising risk of infections and stress-related illness.

If research can establish that is true, then it may be possible to screen infants and single out those at risk, so that parents can take suitable precautions.

She accuses the defendants – including Steven Spielberg's production company Amblin Entertainment and a number of individual members of the film's costume department – of negligence and failing "to take suitable precautions" for her safety.

"The plant is closed following our orders," Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board member secretary J.S. Yadav told AFP. "They have also been asked to take suitable measures to recharge the depleting groundwater level by twice the amount they have extracted.

It urged European countries to take suitable measures by the end of June 2006 measures already established in Britain and being gradually adopted in Germany.Germany's Cromme Commission recommended last year that firms publish details of the remuneration of individual board members.

Take suitable counter-measures.

So long as trustees can show they've taken suitable steps to manage risk, they are unlikely to be criticised for their decisions.

This work may provide a roadmap for taking suitable actions for successful implementation JIT production system.

One can go on to define more general classes of random variables by taking suitable limits (for details, see [Younce, 1987]).

The spectral theorem tells us that every self-adjoint operator on H can be obtained by taking suitable limits of operators of this form.

Figure 1C indicates that optimal particle size can be achieved by taking suitable homogenization speed and volume ratio of organic solvent phase to external aqueous phase.