Sentence examples for taking steps before from inspiring English sources

Thunderstorm preparedness and safety refers to taking steps before, during, and after a thunderstorm to minimize injury and damage.

The Brookhaven Republicans can't do anything easily: We have to take steps before we leap".

A major agency rule usually takes months or years to complete, and asking airlines to take steps before even a proposed rule is in place is unusual.

Monetary policy — the toolbox of central banks — as well as an economy-wide prudential policy that limits risky lending, needs to be proactive and take steps before a crisis occurs, Brunnermeier said.

The United States will take steps before that date, Mr. Vershbow said, to "reassure the Russian side about our inspection system and also to remedy some problems that have arisen with respect to veterinary certificates".

Facebook has taken steps before the U.S. election to root out bad actors and will take even more steps now — since those initial efforts weren't enough.

When people have taken steps before you that you have yet to take, and they can lend you a hand through their experience, how much richer does that make you as a person?

In response to the conflict of interest charge, the broadcaster said it "took steps before publication and broadcast to ensure there was no previous contact with any of the journalists that would influence the reporting".

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WorldCom's lenders and its bondholders were taking steps, even before the bankruptcy filing, to protect their claims.

European allies expect more concrete evidence than the volume of calls before taking steps against Hezbollah.