Sentence examples for taking action early from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for University College London, which is looking for a 6% reduction in running costs, says that taking action early will allow institutions to make cuts in strategic ways rather than because they have to.
Urging parents and guardians to plan ahead as the cost of university rises, Ms Connellan said: "Being prepared by understanding options available and taking action early can give parents the confidence that they can support their children through university in years to come".
Making educated decisions and taking action early can help set you on the path to financial security and achieving your goals.
I agree with Mr. Benjamin's assessment that the best idea is to take action early and try to avoid going into Chapter 11, which may no longer be a viable option.
President-elect Barack Obama was a critic of the Bush administration's domestic spying program while he was in the Senate and on the campaign trail, and experts on intelligence matters are waiting to see whether he takes action early in his administration to rein in the program.
: Take action early so you have time to get to a safe place.
2. Those who experience mental health problems take action early and live lives free of stigma and discrimination.
If they are empowered to take action early in their lives, then that very experience will make them into the generation of socially-responsible, effective leaders we so clearly need". said Oliver Libby, Chair & Co-Founder of The Resolution Project and Speaker and Partner at the UN Youth Assembly.
I also think that if people had taken action earlier it would have been better for Mr. Weinstein".
Given that such priests had confessed or acknowledged abuse, Ms. Raue asked why the Jesuit leadership did not take action earlier.
