Sentence examples for taking all reasonable steps from inspiring English sources
A spokesman said Immigration and Customs Enforcement had sent experts in detention management "to directly monitor conditions" at the center and "is taking all reasonable steps to ensure the safety and well-being of the 153 remaining detainees".
Seriously, in reality the administrators are merely demonstrating to their creditors that they are taking all reasonable steps to find a buyer but at this stage there isn't much room for optimism".
The Fifth Amendment's protection against the taking of life "without due process" does not mandate the use of judicial process in all circumstances; in the conduct of military operations, the relevant procedural protection is the executive branch's commitment to taking all reasonable steps to ensure that the use of deadly force is warranted and necessary in the given case.
We comply with applicable local law, including all the applicable laws in the UK, while taking all reasonable steps to protect our customers' privacy".
"We are taking all reasonable steps to recover these funds on the customers behalf, and will keep him updated in relation to this matter".
We're far from taking all reasonable steps available to us to stop dangerous people from arming themselves in the first place.
Where a relief (such as an injunction) is granted in the absence of the respondent, the court must be satisfied that the claimant has taken all reasonable steps to ensure that the defendant was notified, unless there are compelling reasons why they should not be.
"The terms of our contract with Serco requires them to take all reasonable steps to ensure transport is appropriate.
Both athletes hope to reduce their ban by proving they took all reasonable steps to ensure they were not taking banned substances.
The players took all reasonable steps to assure themselves that what they were being given was compliant with the Wada code.
Mr. Podesta also promised that the government would take "all reasonable steps" to guard against import surges like those that damaged American manufacturers in the late 1990's.
