Sentence examples for taking serious measures from inspiring English sources

He said opposition to invoking the law against subversive activities reflected the broader political paralysis that has prevented Japan from taking serious measures to resolve its economic crisis.

"I don't see any sign that Turkey is taking serious measures to clamp down on the inflow of foreign fighters into Syria," observes Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi, an Oxford-based expert on Islamic militant groups.

"There has been a lot of stalling and there continues to be a lot of stalling when it comes to taking serious measures against the Mubarak regime on two main issues: crimes against humanity and corruption".

But only now, in the wake of the attack, is Egypt taking serious measures to seal the smuggling tunnels and hunt down the jihadists in the region's barren hills.The Hamas conundrumAlarmingly for Palestinians in Gaza, who have hoped for warmer ties with Egypt in the post-Mubarak era, Egypt has again closed its official border crossing, the territory's only reliable outlet to the world.

Introduction by the government of innovative and transparent public management practices, as well as taking serious measures to curb corruption and perceptions of corruption will go a long way towards building trust with the young population.

"We are taking serious measures to sanction those who do not comply with the law".

Therefore we need to take serious measures to ensure our safety from these disasters.

Mrs Kosor has grown into her role and has begun to take serious measures to tackle corruption.

Iran had earlier warned that it would put the sailors on trial and take "serious" measures if they were found to have harbored "evil intentions".

The last thing the world needs is a weak America that does not take serious measures on behalf of itself or its allies.

"The Foreign Ministry is under heavy pressure from public opinion to take serious measures to clear up the fate of the diplomats," the paper, Jomhuri Eslami, said.