Sentence examples for This action is being from inspiring English sources

"This action is being taken as a cautionary measure to ensure the protection of public health," Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman said.

"This action is being taken to reduce the cost and increase the availability of credit for the purchase of houses," the Fed said in a statement, "which in turn should support housing markets and foster improved conditions in financial markets more generally".

A notice published in the Federal Register said, "This action is being taken in the interests of foreign policy and national security".

In the Binghamton statement, the university president, Lois B. DeFleur, said, "This action is being done voluntarily as part of our commitment to move forward as we develop a comprehensive plan to address the recommendations of the recent review".

aCommerce, an end-to-end e-commerce service provider, closed a Series A venture capital round of $10.7 million, while raising another $10 million in funding ahead of a planned Series B raise later in 2016; this action is being led by MDI Ventures, a VC-initiative launched by Indonesian telecom giant Telkom Indonesia.

In a statement, AT&T said: "We are surprised and disappointed by today's action, particularly since we have met repeatedly with the Department of Justice and there was no indication from the D.O.J. that this action was being contemplated.

We are surprised and disappointed by today's action, particularly since we have met repeatedly with the Department of Justice and there was no indication from the DOJ that this action was being contemplated.

In contrast, the terms of the agreement which is the subject of dispute in this action is (are) far from uncontroverted.

On Atgusthistime2008 Tom Biscactionent to the hotel where Dyer and Whiston were staying and found that they had left.

When this business action is being considered, employees seek advice to ensure that the welfare of currently enrolled participants is addressed, that the sacrifices and contributions already made by participants are respected, and that any generalizable knowledge is shared appropriately.

But the fact that this call to action is being termed bossy, as opposed to assertive, emphatic or enthusiastic, loads irony upon irony.