Sentence examples for taking strong measures from inspiring English sources
And she lavished praise on the Mexican president, Felipe Calderón, for taking strong measures against the drug cartels.
Father Murtagh credited Bishop Daily with taking strong measures to safeguard the new Palm Beach diocese soon after he arrived in 1984.
The Spanish government, prompted by its partners in a Europe of dissolving borders, has been taking strong measures, doing all it can to seal its southern coast, though.
"We will swiftly respond to any punishment, acts of revenge or sanctions that violate our national interest by taking strong measures, including a full-scale war," the commission said in statement carried in the North's state-run media.
Health officials in China are taking strong measures in their drive to stop an outbreak of polio.
Governments have generally avoided taking strong measures to curb the birth rate for fear of antagonising the Catholic Church, but the current administration managed to get a law passed in parliament making contraception more widely available.
Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential candidate, has argued for taking stronger measures against China than Mr. Obama has".
From 1997 on, members of the House Armed Services Committee on several occasions questioned Pentagon and State Department officials about the submarine and why the administration was not taking stronger measures to stop delivery.
Mr. Putin seems willing to undertake a significant collaboration with the Bush administration on everything from controlling the flow of narcotics to taking stronger measures to undermine the ruling Taliban in Afghanistan.
Travel across the Northern Irish border and to or from Britain is being discouraged as far as possible, and the gardai police are at the border to ensure that no farm animals cross it, and that vehicles or people who do are disinfected.Ireland is taking stronger measures to keep the disease out than Britain is to stop its spread.
On Friday, Southern California's air quality board voted against taking stronger measures, backed by state officials and environmentalists, to reduce smog-forming nitrogen oxide emissions from refineries.
