Sentence examples for taking steps to sort from inspiring English sources

I am sure NHS managers will be taking steps to sort it out.

So it's good to see that Ikea has apologised and is taking steps to sort out this problem​," he said to the Mail Online.

It said in a statement that it was "taking steps to ensure that this sort of lapse never occurs again".

The company said it was investigating the case and "taking steps to ensure that this sort of lapse never occurs again".

It's hard to understand how these sorts of things happen, but at least Delta is taking steps to address the issue.

PJ Manchester A. Employees on the desk often don't care much and don't have any power to give you discounts or take reasonable steps to sort out customer complaints.

"The Home Office must take urgent steps to sort out this immigration mess," said the committee's chairman Margaret Hodge.

Without referring directly to either the police shooting of Amadou Diallo last year or that of Malcolm Ferguson on Wednesday, she said, "We must take steps to assure that this sort of incident never happens again".

Though the National Football League has taken steps to eliminate the most severe sorts of hits to the head, you can't have a proper football game without several people battering one another in the head on every play.

Despite this, it says "few have taken steps to remedy this situation" by taking out some sort of cover.

Your bank refuses to take steps to remedy this damage or to compensate you for the time and inconvenience and stress incurred sorting out the mess.