Sentences with phrase «to take measures»

If that is the case then start by taking measure of your current situation before determining the best way to proceed.

For retailers who don't take a measured approach to the natural / eco-friendly product trend, this just may be the case.

The global market for men's accessories may be red hot, but two Australian leather goods makers are taking a measured approach.

What is more, whatever obstacles there may be to approval can be overcome by taking some measures in advance of submitting the application.

The company took measures in 2000 to remain relevant, but management issues and failed strategy changes ultimately led to the company's demise.

We will take every measure possible help you receive the compensation that you are entitled to and the justice that you deserve.

However, there are potential problems as well, and mature daters should take every measure necessary to be safe, successful and happy in their mature cyber dating world.

Companies should also take measures such as cutting methane leaks, lobby for an effective price on carbon emissions and invest in carbon capture and storage (CCS), she said.

He had also taken the measure of me on morning rounds.

But they didn't lose their belief in the importance of taking measured risks.

Do not stand it at all and take measures for your safety.

You could progress without taking these measures if you are lucky, but the game wants you to do your research, even though it isn't very clear on this.

The cryptocurrency market is extremely volatile so even though we're taking measured steps to ensure success, things may suddenly take a different turn and surprise us.

Your subconscious mind works in pictures and images, so take measure to select pictures that strongly represent your dreams and goals.

Of course this means driving efficiency as fast as possible while taking measures (like raising prices and setting standards) to avoid the rebound effect.

And while building management goes to great lengths to keep everyone comfortable, employees often take measures into their own hands.

Love to hear stories of people believing in themselves to take action and then taking measured risks to move up the food chain.

If students are present, then a teacher should immediately take measures to secure the classroom as quickly as possible.

He said the collapse of the talks «clearly indicate that we have to take measures now in the event that we could be facing an election in a week».

The use of fossil fuels can be cut down by taking some measures at home.

There are certain ways to live with a bad credit and you can always take measures to improve and fix your score, making way for an affordable mortgage plan.

And what, if not diversity, will temper the affinity bias of those who take measure?

If the full nature of the challenge we face is not known, we can not expect people take the measures needed to meet it.

So first thing, have some governments taken measures to fix the roof?

It was about taking the measure of the man.

The employer might be able to claim undue hardship if a significant risk still remains after taking these measures.

It's only natural that owners take measures to ensure their pets can be identified.

While at the same time taking measures to protect themselves against any threats against them, whether real or imagined.

The test I just took measured a fraction of my daily work.

It is important that we encourage organisations to take measured responses and not be reactive.

With a signed form in hand, your odds of legal recourse are greatly enhanced should the advisor take measures contrary to your interests.

Even the best financial plans are susceptible to risk and we proactively take measures to protect yours.

If this is your case, simply changing your mindset about the importance of regular savings is not the answer: you must first take measures to improve your value in the workplace.

If the club does not take any measures soon, then there is no point in supporting this team, as there is nothing worth left supporting for.

This may mean taking measures to avoid stress, improve your diet or address hygiene issues.

Moreover, it is implied that the property owner has posted warnings about any known defects on the premises, or otherwise taken measures to correct those defects.

Apart from having responsive websites where the pictures of gorgeous Russian girls are displayed, the agencies take measures to regulate activities on their sites.

We promptly take measures to preserve evidence, investigate the accident scene, to file a claim.

The decision was quickly reversed as the company took measures to address concerns expressed by the regulator.

It is argued that process metaphysics takes the measured or clock time of physics and identifies it with the time which is relevant to human decisions and to freedom.

They will obviously take measures if they are concerned and let her know what could be the problem.

Both districts have taken measures closing the diversity gap.

The researchers took measures to ensure treatment adherence, a factor that can affect long - term trials.