Sentence examples similar to taking sufficient steps from inspiring English sources

But it said the corporation had failed to take sufficient steps to stop it happening again.

I should have taken sufficient steps to ensure that everything I did was consensual.

And will the legislation emerging in Washington take sufficient steps to control costs?

The regulator found RT had taken "sufficient steps to limit the potential for offence", according to the Ofcom spokesman.

Looking at the other side of the coin, universities and colleges do not always take sufficient steps to help their students acquire these skills.

The second explanation, the messier one, is that neither side had taken sufficient steps to grasp the needs and neuroses of the other.

"It is unclear that the F.B.I. has taken sufficient steps to undo the damage done by the offensive training materials," Mr. Durbin said.

Texas officials had argued that they would take sufficient steps to mitigate any impact of the law, including giving free identification cards to voters who lacked them.

That report is not made public unless the board determines that the firm did not take sufficient steps to remedy the problems over the following 12 months.

The unprecedented step was taken by the International Association of Athletics Federations because an expert task force ruled that Russia had not taken sufficient steps to overhaul its testing procedures and prove its athletes were clean.

Tony Blair's government exposed soldiers to the risk of death by failing to take sufficient steps to ensure that its proposed invasion of Iraq was lawful, Britain's highest court was told yesterday.