Sentence examples for take to act from inspiring English sources

So what does it take to act in a Star Wars production – especially a video game?

Ultimately, the reports are supposed to help governments decide what steps to take to act on their own stated commitment under a global treaty to "prevent dangerous anthropogenic," or human, "interference with the climate system".

Mr. Aldad noted, however, that unless there is a provision in the bylaws requiring the board to respond within a certain time period, there is no limit on the length of time it can take to act.

What does it take to act with courage?

More specifically, the objectives of the study were: (1) to determine the relative incidence of different types of action taken by patients in the event of an exacerbation, (2) to determine the time patients take to act in the event of an exacerbation and (3) to compare characteristics of patients according to those who take or do not take timely action measures.

"But they are sort of doing away with the excesses of how long it takes to act when the minority and majority have already agreed".

Of course legislators are also state employees, but for the moment they are taken to act in the public interest when they attack the public sector.

But any parent who's held a newborn child in their arms has unconsciously taken the amateur's oath: "I may not be a professional, but I'm going to do whatever it takes to act like one".

To have free will is to have what it takes to act freely.

But we do not believe that everything has been said about what it takes to act wisely as an intermediary once openness and listening have been highlighted.

It is important to build on their commitment and acknowledge the effort and extra time it takes to act in a professional development capacity and be available to support implementation in their locality or region.