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What steps has she taken to address the issue vs What steps she has taken to address the issue

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. The first phrase 'what steps has she taken to address the issue' is a question format where the auxiliary verb 'has' is used before the subject 'she'. The second phrase 'what steps she has taken to address the issue' is a statement format where the subject 'she' comes before the auxiliary verb 'has'.

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What steps has she taken to address the issue

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English as a question format.

This phrase is used when asking a question about the actions someone has taken to address an issue. The auxiliary verb 'has' comes before the subject 'she'.
  • Only then can concrete steps be taken to address the problem.
  • Will the Commission clarify what steps it has taken to address the issue of borderline products, such as foods, cosmetics and medical devices, within Directive 2001/83/EC OJ L 311, 28.11.2001, p.
  • What specific steps have been taken to address the problem, and particularly to prevent the circulation of contaminated foodstuffs? 4.
  • Will the Commission clarify what steps it has taken to address the issue of borderline products, such as foods, cosmetics and medical devices, within Directive 2001/83/EC?
  • Could the Commission also indicate what steps it has taken to address the threats facing the African lion and to protect this species?
  • Banks have already taken steps to address the problem of impaired assets.
  • For commonsense reasons of security of supply and protection of the environment, urgent steps should be taken to address this disproportionate dependence.
  • For common sense reasons of security of supply and protection of the environment, urgent steps should be taken to address this disproportionate dependence.
  • Although some steps have been taken to address this matter, it does denote a structural problem which must be resolved by Parliament's administration.
  • Information should be provided as short and general commentary on the implementation of the Union priorities and technical assistance for the year(s) concerned with reference to key developments, significant problems and steps taken to address these problems.
  • The EIB has recently taken concrete steps to address the situation, in particular, through the enforcement of its audit committee, which has significant banking supervisory experience.
  • In response, piecemeal steps have been taken to address this over the years and many defined services are in fact at present taxed on the basis of the destination principle.
  • In response, piecemeal steps have been taken to address this over the years and many defined services are in fact at present taxed on the basis of the destination principle.
  • Can the Vice-President/High Representative confirm whether or not steps are being taken to address this matter?
  • In response, piece-meal steps have been taken to address this over the years and many defined services are in fact at present taxed on the basis of the destination principle.
  • What discussion has the Commission had with the Russian authorities about this matter, and what steps are being taken to address this concern?
  • Key information on the implementation of the priority with reference to key developments, significant problems and steps taken to address these problems
  • The Commission is fully aware of the negative impacts that the economic crisis has on European agriculture and has already taken several steps to address the common EU reply to the economic crisis.
  • Has the VP/HR already taken steps to address this issue?
  • In that light, we were pleased to see that, further to the EU's initiative, the Human Rights Council has taken steps to address the grave violation of human rights in Burma/Myanmar, and also in Sudan/Darfur.

Alternatives:

  • What steps has she taken to address the issue?
  • What actions has she taken to address the issue?
  • What measures has she taken to address the issue?
  • What solutions has she implemented to address the issue?
  • What strategies has she employed to address the issue?

What steps she has taken to address the issue

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English as a statement format.

This phrase is used when stating the actions someone has taken to address an issue. The subject 'she' comes before the auxiliary verb 'has'.
  • Will the Commission clarify what steps it has taken to address the issue of borderline products, such as foods, cosmetics and medical devices, within Directive 2001/83/EC OJ L 311, 28.11.2001, p.
  • Only then can concrete steps be taken to address the problem.
  • Will the Commission clarify what steps it has taken to address the issue of borderline products, such as foods, cosmetics and medical devices, within Directive 2001/83/EC?
  • Could the Commission also indicate what steps it has taken to address the threats facing the African lion and to protect this species?
  • What specific steps have been taken to address the problem, and particularly to prevent the circulation of contaminated foodstuffs? 4.
  • Banks have already taken steps to address the problem of impaired assets.
  • For commonsense reasons of security of supply and protection of the environment, urgent steps should be taken to address this disproportionate dependence.
  • For common sense reasons of security of supply and protection of the environment, urgent steps should be taken to address this disproportionate dependence.
  • Although some steps have been taken to address this matter, it does denote a structural problem which must be resolved by Parliament's administration.
  • Information should be provided as short and general commentary on the implementation of the Union priorities and technical assistance for the year(s) concerned with reference to key developments, significant problems and steps taken to address these problems.
  • In that light, we were pleased to see that, further to the EU's initiative, the Human Rights Council has taken steps to address the grave violation of human rights in Burma/Myanmar, and also in Sudan/Darfur.
  • The EIB has recently taken concrete steps to address the situation, in particular, through the enforcement of its audit committee, which has significant banking supervisory experience.
  • In response, piecemeal steps have been taken to address this over the years and many defined services are in fact at present taxed on the basis of the destination principle.
  • In response, piecemeal steps have been taken to address this over the years and many defined services are in fact at present taxed on the basis of the destination principle.
  • Can the Vice-President/High Representative confirm whether or not steps are being taken to address this matter?
  • In response, piece-meal steps have been taken to address this over the years and many defined services are in fact at present taxed on the basis of the destination principle.
  • What discussion has the Commission had with the Russian authorities about this matter, and what steps are being taken to address this concern?
  • Key information on the implementation of the priority with reference to key developments, significant problems and steps taken to address these problems
  • The Commission is fully aware of the negative impacts that the economic crisis has on European agriculture and has already taken several steps to address the common EU reply to the economic crisis.
  • Has the VP/HR already taken steps to address this issue?

Alternatives:

  • She has taken steps to address the issue.
  • She has implemented measures to address the issue.
  • She has addressed the issue by taking steps.
  • She has employed strategies to address the issue.
  • She has taken actions to address the issue.

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