Sentence examples for taking bolder action from inspiring English sources

In his first public comments since 129 were killed in the coordinated assault on the French capital, Carter said the attacks had "galvanised" France into taking bolder action against Isis and cooperating further with the US and that he hoped it would have the same effect on other European partners.

Others rejoiced: Mr Miliband, a noted ditherer, appeared at last to be taking bold action.

Still, to suffering Americans, what mattered was that someone was taking bold action".

"Taking bold action on climate change simply makes good business sense," he said.

Politicians have rushed into this as a way to look as if they are taking bold action against terrorism.

"I applaud the president for taking bold action to slow the worst effects of climate change," Sanders said.

Taking bold action on immigration is the reason a lot of people chose to support him in 2008".

"Mired in partisan division and rancor, the federal government appears incapable of taking bold action to restructure our economy and grapple with changing demography and rising inequality".

Anna Jones, at Greenpeace, said: "Sadiq Khan is taking bold action to clean up after the car industry who have got away with polluting our cities for far too long.

We are taking bold action through the soft drinks industry levy to cut the amount of sugar consumed by young people.

Scotland's Health Secretary Nicola Sturgeon welcomed the UK government's announcement on minimum pricing saying it was good to see the "coalition catching up with the Scottish government and taking bold action on alcohol misuse".