Sentence examples for taking adequate steps from inspiring English sources
The regulator said in a statement that Wonga "was not taking adequate steps to assess customers' ability to meet repayments in a sustainable manner".
Wonga agreed with the FCA in October to make "significant" changes to its business because it was "not taking adequate steps to assess customers' ability to meet repayments in a sustainable manner".
At its last graded inspection, in November, Veronica's received a C and was cited for flies, having cold food stored at high temperatures, and not taking adequate steps against vermin.
But they are less certain that the rest of the country is taking adequate steps to monitor and control the disease or that the authorities are reporting all known cases.While trying to appear more forthcoming about the disease's spread, China has also stepped up efforts to persuade the public that SARS is nothing to worry about.
Users are entrusting their phones and computers with a great deal of personal information, he said, and these platforms are not taking adequate steps to make clear to the consumer that third-parties have access to this information.
The ethical approach to resource allocation in health requires taking adequate steps to reduce suffering and promote wellbeing, with the upper bound being to avoid harming those at the lower end of the welfare continuum.
Last night Barack Obama defended his administration's response to the financial crisis, but the reality is that a year on from Lehmans' collapse, it has failed to take adequate steps to restrict institutions' size, their risk-taking, and their interconnectedness.
It appears JPMorgan did not take adequate steps to do this.
"It is likely the government will take adequate steps," Mr. Arokszallasi said.
It said that Conviasa failed to show it had taken adequate steps to prevent future accidents.
Other recommendations in the committee's report included increasing prosecutions of adult sites that fail to take adequate steps to prevent children obtaining access to them.
