Sentence examples for takes heed from inspiring English sources

At home, the US takes heed.

It is, therefore, imperative, irrespective of the direction taken at Thursday's conference, that the political community takes heed of these concerns and commits to ensuring that all sides of the conflict adhere to international humanitarian and human rights law, and that the neutral and independent character of humanitarian relief is both supported and respected.

My bullish model, laid out the past five months in these pages, takes heed of unprecedented monetary expansion, which the newly (however begrudgingly) reappointed Fed chairman says will remain in force for months to come and its six- to nine-month lag as it effects the real economy.

"I just hope the electorate in Palm Springs takes heed of this".

Let's hope that Ferguson takes heed of their important message of peace and justice.

I can't recall the last time I saw a space-set scene on a CBS drama, but when Steven Spielberg says he wants to do a show about an astronaut and someone with Berry's stature deigns to do TV, even the most conservative network takes heed.

Carmakers should take heed.

Take heed clubbers!

Will America take heed?

Grandparents, take heed.

AMERICANS, take heed.