Sentence examples for taking action this from inspiring English sources

You are describing the temptation to do the same thing in your personal life, to approach this situation as you normally would, which is through immediately taking action; this is your version of "propping up the old model".

The commission chairman, David Sanders, had said that he would be disappointed if the board did not begin taking action this month, and other proponents expressed dismay that the board is not moving more quickly.

"Had we not taken action, this economy would have been in a deeper recession," Mr. Bush said.

"If they knew about his presence but did not take action, this will raise questions about the agenda of Pakistan's security agencies for fighting terrorism.

The Syrian military, overstretched by the civil war, has not retaliated, and it was not clear whether the embattled Syrian leader would choose to take action this time.

Where academies are underperforming, we take action – this can involve issuing a pre-warning notice and ultimately changing the sponsor if there is no improvement".

Google goes on to state that "we need to be ready to take action this coming year".

And analysts believe that the sharp drop in the inflation rate could prompt the European Central Bank (ECB) to take action this Thursday.

"Congress will respond to the financial markets crisis by taking action this week in a bipartisan manner that will protect the taxpayers' interests," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said.

House Republicans are taking action this week to block additional concessions to the mullahs and impose fresh sanctions on the regime for its illicit behavior.

The House leadership has said they hope to move immigration reform this year, and recent polls show that even most Tea Party Republican support taking action this year, but we're running out of time.