But the French insisted that the meeting should be regarded as merely the "beginning for such an exchange, not as a program for action".
But he does not propose a program for action, nor does he dispute the need for limited commercial applications of new knowledge.
The same occurred in the Standing Committee of the Hồ Chí Minh City Party Committee, where leading cadres unanimously approved a program for action and proposed changes to the draft Political Report.
He called it "a political declaration and a program of action for the party to rally and lead the people of all ethnic groups in China in winning new victory for socialism with Chinese characteristics.
Relatedly, Horkheimer disavows, in the preface to Eclipse, the idea he should present a program of action, because "action for action's sake is in no way superior to thought for thought's sake, and is perhaps even inferior to it" (p. vi).
Mayor John Lindsay supported the so-called Program for Action, or the Grand Design, an ambitious regional rail plan, conceived by the M.T.A., which imagined an array of new subway lines, including forty miles of new track in Queens and the revival of the Second Avenue idea.
As distinctive features of the lifeworld, policies can be described as science-based programs for action that guide decision-making in service to the effective achievement of clearly designated outcomes.
One part of the order is a program called Deferred Action for Parents of Americans (DAPA), which would protect law-abiding immigrant parents of American children from prosecution.
There were colourful political personalities, but they gained their following on a personal basis rather than as spokesmen for a program of political action.
It meant the end of Obama's directive, which would have granted deportation relief to parents of US citizens who had lived in the country since 2010 (a program called Deferred Action for Parent Arrivals, or DAPA) and people who arrived at age 16 or younger and had lived here since 2010 (an expansion of a program called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA).
Obama unveiled the reforms back in November 2014, announcing the establishment of a program called Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (DAPA) to help undocumented immigrants who are parents of US citizens, and of expanded Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) who are longtime American residents.
