Sentence examples for took proper steps from inspiring English sources

"It does not appear that you took proper steps to deal with what is clearly an addiction to cannabis.

A senior Russian official praised Uzbekistan's bloody crackdown of an antigovernment demonstration last year, saying the Uzbek leadership "made proper conclusions and took proper steps, which were absolutely correct".

"But if any of the councillors act out the worst excesses of the BNP's private agenda, then they would be breaking the law and we would make sure the council took proper steps on that".

"We are only taking proper steps based on law, because there was an alleged obstruction of public duties in our territorial waters," Mr. Okada said.

He went on to call upon Mr. Gore to make sure that local authorities take proper steps so overseas ballots from members of the military were appropriately included.

I have addressed this situation with our central office and am confident we have taken proper steps to prevent a recurrence.

A biotechnology company will pay the government about $3 million to settle charges that it did not take proper steps to prevent corn that was genetically engineered to produce pharmaceuticals from entering the food supply.

This weekend, the court gave the government one month to explain why it should not be asked "to take proper steps to protect the country's religious minorities from terrorist attacks on minorities," the judicial officials said today.

This means that employers are potentially liable for harassment of their staff by people they don't employ, such as customers and clients, if they do not take proper steps to address this when they became aware of it.

More Accusations Against Architect THE city has expanded its investigation of an architect, Robert M. Scarano Jr., accusing him of failing to take proper steps to guarantee safe conditions at a building site in Brooklyn.

F.D.A. inspections this year found violations that could lead to contamination, allergic reactions and other problems, and the company has failed to take proper steps to correct them, said Deborah Autor, director of F.D.A.'s compliance office.