Sentence examples for accepted action from inspiring English sources

Are we not headed toward overt targeting of sitting heads of state as accepted action?

The importance of Franklin's theory, as the great historian of science I. Bernard Cohen has shown, was not only that it insisted on the conservation of charge but that it accepted "action at a distance": there didn't have to be holes for the charge to pass through, or invisible levers in the sky to send it along; electricity was just there, like gravity.

The generally accepted action of ABCB1 (MDR1) is to reduce intracellular drug accumulation through p-glycoprotein-mediated efflux, thus reducing drug concentrations at the intracellular effector sites.

Now, at the Wilson Center, he was taking it further, saying that Exxon was willing to accept action from Congress on the problem.

According to the New York Times a key development at the G20 was France pressuring China to accept action against tax havens.But, did tax havens contribute in a major way to the financial crisis?

To deny this would entail accepting action at a distance, which Clarke, like most of his contemporaries, found mysterious or impossible.

So while a few commentators interpret Newton as accepting action at a distance, grounded either in a superadded property (Henry 1994) or in a relational quality of matter (Schliesser 2011), his more favorable remarks are at best indirect.

Rubio's team had been briefing the Romney campaign on its efforts to form a bill, and had tried to convince conservative Republicans to accept action on immigration beyond just reinforcing security on the southwestern border.

Sharing experiences and burdens with others involves people accepting actions and activities by others that ease the multiple challenges and provide support in practical, psychological or emotional ways.

He accepted that action had to be taken.

It was only at the "last minute" before the invasion that he had accepted military action needed to be taken, he said.