Sentence examples for taking positive measures from inspiring English sources

In a recent essay at Vox, Mike Konczal, a fellow at the Roosevelt Institute (and the author of the Rortybomb blog), pointed out that taking positive measures to tackle rising inequality is a central tenet of a "new liberal economics," to which practically all Democrats now adhere.

World War II and the Stalin era have been the subject of impassioned debate in Russia in the past year and government officials have been both accused of fostering creeping Stalinism and praised for taking positive measures to come to terms with the past.

In 2011, Reg Bailey, author of the Bailey review of the commercialisation and sexualisation of childhood, described an increasingly "sexualised" wallpaper surrounding children and called on businesses and the media to play their part in taking positive measures to prevent this from continuing.

The question is, will Apple take positive measures to lock out third party ITLP files?

It is necessary to take positive measures, such as stratum grouting stabilization or foundation underpinning, etc, to deal with the carrying capacity and the settlement of pile-foundations.

Officials reported that number as an accomplishment, citing the gap between the number of complaints and the numbers of arrests (more than 26,000) and citizen contacts (more than 1.6 million) as proof that police personnel "continue serving the community in a very professional manner" and the agency "has continued to take positive measures to reduce and eliminate citizen complaints".

He additionally manages to add realism by injecting real-life situations culled from his 15 years in management, that provoke much thought and encourage readers to assess their own performance, and take positive measures to become more effective in their workplace and interpersonal relationships.

3) Most participants took positive measures to prevent infection; however, more than one-third reported no longer buying chickens and other poultry to eat.

Several Members including the Near East Region noted with concern the still relatively low level of representation of women in FAO Professional and Senior Staff and urged the Organization to take positive measures to ensure equal opportunity in order to achieve more balanced representation.

Encouraging schools to take positive and encouraging measures to limit and discourage drop out may prove of value.

The relatively high EROI and short EPT indicate that the government should take more positive measures to promote the development of the CSG industry.