Sentence examples for will be taking involves from inspiring English sources

If the route you will be taking involves driving down curvy roads, plan for time to take breaks.

"When we learned of the situation we immediately contacted this restaurant's leadership and although we believe it is a prank and the food was not served to customers, we are conducting a full scale investigation and will be taking swift action against those involved".

The downside, said G. Steven Burrill, chief executive of Burrill, is that Novartis and other companies will be taking on more risk by getting involved in research at its earliest phases.

Inquiries will take place into these incidents and action will be taken against all those involved".

L.A. schools Police Chief Steve Zipperman said it is unclear whether any criminal action will be taken against the students involved in Monday's fight.

I think that the farce now needs to come to an end, and I would therefore conclude by putting the following question to Commissioner Barrot: will you guarantee that when, in a year's time, the new legislation on driving and resting times is brought into force, account will be taken of the problems involved in converting the digital tachographs from the present rules to the new ones?

Lloyd, who had already written to banks to urge them to claw back bonuses, said: "We expect and hope that the same action will be taken at the other banks involved".

All government officials involved will be taken to court.

To minimise measurement bias, the measurements taken after the treatment will be taken by an assessor not involved in the treatment procedures.

Bangladesh also cautioned the North Korean ambassador that stern actions will be taken against any embassy staff found involved in such crimes in future.

(Wide aperture lenses require a lot more money and have a lot more weight; it's often actually better to get the cheap ones that will be taken out and used even if that involves a little more noise from a high ISO setting.