Sentence examples for wide range of action from inspiring English sources

"It is part of a wide range of action we are taking, including challenging the drinks industry to play a greater role in tackling alcohol abuse".

"Alcohol-fuelled crime costs England and Wales around £11bn a year which is why we are taking a wide range of action including introducing a ban on the worst cases of very cheap and harmful alcohol sales".

Success for DreamWorks might quickly return Disney to its former status as a "full service" studio offering a wide range of action movies and dramas, after it had focused for years on animation and family fare that paid the bills but kept the company out of the Hollywood mainstream.

Crime Prevention Minister Jeremy Browne said: "The government is taking a wide range of action to tackle alcohol-related crime and disorder.

Another coccidiostatic synthetic drug with a wide range of action is amprolium and has been shown to inhibit the uptake of thiamine by second generation schizonts of E. tenella.

Moreover, recent studies by Sen and coworkers reevaluated the role of Pseudonocardia, questioning its specificity, and revealed that it possesses a wide range of action against saprophytic, phytopathogenic and entomopathogenic fungi.

More and more people are realising that aid is only one of a wide range of actions that all governments need to implement to support sustainable development.

The victims could sue, but a law called the Federal Tort Claims Act shields the government from liability for a wide range of actions.

"The BBC has taken a wide range of actions in recent months to strengthen our editorial guidelines and processes to address the very significant concern rightly felt over editorial misjudgments," Mark Thompson, director general of the BBC, said in a statement.

The regulatory body has been given significant autonomy, and is able to take a wide range of actions without government approval, partly as a result of maneuvering by Mr. Abe's own party when it was out of power.

Diplomats said the resolution — which passed with 10 votes, including the United States, and abstentions from Russia, China, Germany, Brazil and India — was written in sweeping terms to allow for a wide range of actions, including strikes on air-defense systems and missile attacks from ships.