Examples of using Taking action in English and their translations into Slovak
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As soon as we found out, we started taking action.
Being proactive is more than just taking action.
Mobile operators have acted Industry codes of conduct foresee taking action against unsolicited messages.
Case studies and taking action.
Becoming proactive is more than simply taking action.
This includes taking action against organised criminals
Having regard to the Council conclusions on taking action to better manage migratory flows, adopted on 10 October 2014.
Building a European Energy Union- Taking action to ensure energy supply security,
As well as taking action so that single failures do not destabilise the whole financial system, as was the case with Lehman's collapse.
When taking action in relation to issues which are subject to a decision taken pursuant to paragraph 2, national resolution authorities shall comply with that decision.
I don't know if they were trying to thank me for taking action against Bonavia, or if they were asking me not to continue investigating the others.
Having said that, let's start taking action, because there is no time to lose
The EU should focus on areas where it matters most, taking action where markets do not deliver and where it will have the maximum impact.
Taking action to facilitate the granting of multi-territorial licences to online service providers will substantially ease the distribution of
Stresses that delays in taking action will increase the cost of climate change mitigation
Persistence allows you to keep taking action even when you don't feel motivated to do so, hence you keep accumulating results.
it's time to start taking action.
To prevent any Party from taking action in pursuance of its obligations under the United Nations Charter for the maintenance of international peace and security.
Taking action at EU level is necessary because the problems identified have been exacerbated by inconsistencies