Sentence examples for taking effective from inspiring English sources

Insisting that chemicals should be regulated only in response to evidence from human studies would help to prevent false positive conclusions about chemical toxicity, but it would also prevent society from taking effective action to minimize the risks of chemicals before they produce measurable adverse effects in humans.

It could join us today in taking effective steps towards dealing seriously with avoidance.

This principled modelling of a redistributive ethos intends to shame our politicians into taking effective action.

"They really aren't taking effective action to help women quit smoking".

Secondaries: The Lakes School, alas, "requires improvement", but is "taking effective action".

(Women who did not have the support of a union had no way of taking effective industrial action).

Ministers were taking effective action to help families and businesses and would never, unlike the Tories, say that unemployment was a "price worth paying", she added.

Part of the reason is savvier marketing: Ms. Lucas's monthly seminars include pointers on taking effective before-and-after pictures, and creating fruitful relationships with dermatologists.

The problem is growing because many men with H.I.V. are taking effective antiretroviral medications and are living long enough to develop anal cancer.

But Claude Régy's clinical production doesn't manage to chase away the ghost in the machine: the text's resistance to taking effective theatrical shape (1 45).

That success was based on obsessive communication with people in their communities – genuinely caring about their needs, genuinely listening to their views and taking effective action.