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Meanings of appropriate action in English

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Usage of appropriate action in English
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We are continuing to evaluate the circumstances and will take appropriate action.
News.com.au
2
We recommend that Commissioner Wallander make a survey and take appropriate action.
The new yorker
3
The unit will take appropriate action to hold those involved accountable.
The South African
4
We intend to publish the findings of that report and take appropriate action.
The South African
5
He'd been hoping Irene would see what was needed and take appropriate action.
Frontier courtship
6
After which, they could be expected to collectively take appropriate action.
Rogues
7
I look at the referee and why he didn't take the appropriate action.
BBC
8
We have to take appropriate action, not to be reactive but be proactive.
Radio NZ
9
But neither here may we expect Fruit without appropriate action on our part.
Our Lady Saint Mary
10
Government and citizens recognise climate change as a risk and take the appropriate action.
The Irish Times
11
The ministry said the local government had taken appropriate action.
Reuters
12
The workbook format helps to view the situation objectively and to take appropriate action.
Feminist dot com
13
However, they must now be held to accountable to take appropriate action against Steinman.
The South African
14
Once the weather subsides, we stand ready to take the appropriate action, he said.
Reuters
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Be alert, assess each situation rapidly, and take appropriate action.
Sisterhood of Dune
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Its board of governors will take " appropriate action," the union statement said.
Reuters
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Australia
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