Sentence examples for will take appropriate measures from inspiring English sources
"If we can find proof, our country will take appropriate measures," said Japan's foreign minister, Seiji Maehara.
Germany, it was said, will take appropriate measures to "prevent the interference by party offices with domestic conditions in Austria".
"The government will take appropriate measures once it gets to know the full details," Anand Sharma, India's junior minister for external affairs, told journalists in New Delhi.
With respect to the Taliban, U.S. forces will take appropriate measures against Taliban members who directly threaten U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan, or provide direct support to al-Qa'ida.
When asked if they would take up the matter with FIFA, he added: 'We haven't had that discussion, we hope that FIFA will take appropriate measures itself without our motions.' Elsewhere, Jorge Perez Arias, who heads Spain's joint bid with Portugal, reacted with disbelief.
The study says that noise and odors will not be a problem, that increased traffic can be mitigated and that while dredging will disturb silt in the bay "to some degree," the department will take "appropriate measures" to minimize effects on water quality.
"We want to help facilitate those bike rides, but we will continue to take appropriate measures.
Further joy has come from another proposal approved by the parliament, which will allow member states to take "appropriate" measures to avoid the unintended presence of GM organisms in other crops.
We therefore take the findings put forward by Wirtschaftswoche very seriously, will analyse the facts and take appropriate measures if necessary.
"The safety of our owners and the public is our utmost concern and Toyota has and will continue to thoroughly investigate and take appropriate measures to address any defect trends that are identified," the company said.
The emirate, the papers show, had identified 380 Islamists against whom the sheikh warned it would take "appropriate measures … as they will rise again".
