Sentence examples for without immediate action from inspiring English sources

"Without immediate action, we'll see a collapse of one or more of these companies by the end of this year".

Ian Wright, the Labour MP for Hartlepool, near Redcar, said Javid's proposed long-term plan for the steel industry would be obsolete without immediate action.

The UN warned that without immediate action the famine would spread to all eight regions of southern Somalia within two months.

The CUNY executive committee has the power to reconsider any decision of the 17-member board that would be detrimental to the university without immediate action.

There is a serious danger that without immediate action to address poverty in the UK, we could sleepwalk into a system similar to the US, where food banks are seen as a formal part of the welfare state.

Last Monday, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger declared a financial emergency and requested the State Legislature to address an $11.2 billion dollar deficit, saying that without immediate action, "our state is headed for a fiscal disaster where everyone will be hurt".

Crisis management experts say that promising a shake-up without taking immediate action is a bad idea because it tends to undercut the authority and morale of the people who might be losing their jobs.

A notification by the emergency, caution, and warning system not only alerts the crew of a hazardous situation but does so in a timely manner, provides enough information to allow for immediate action without an investigation of the cause, and does this in a way that it is available immediately wherever the crew is located at the time.

This information has been obtained and published without our permission and we took immediate action to remove the server in question from operation.

"This is the most immediate action we can take without undergoing the formal rule-making process," Dr. Shalala said.

According to the World Bank, without immediate concerted action, we are currently on track to reach this within two or three decades and to reach a 4C rise by the end of the century.