The phrase "action a statement" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an attempt to combine two concepts, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The action a statement requires is to clarify its intent."
Alternatives: "execute a statement" or "perform a statement".
"In view of the unfolding emergency in the countries along the western Balkans migratory route, there is a need for much greater cooperation, more extensive consultation and immediate operational action," a statement said.
Referring to an earlier legal action, a statement was issued on the author's behalf, saying: "JK Rowling is pleased at the judgment made in the court of appeal which allows her statement in open court to be read out today".
And it is not as if a finding of genocide is necessarily going to change anything anyway; when Colin Powell finally uttered the G-word in connection with Darfur in mid-September, it was with the quick assurance that this didn't mean the United States was prepared to take any further action, a statement that managed to enrage Khartoum and the international human rights community simultaneously.
Nearly 80% of members of trade union GMB employed by Remploy have voted for strike action, a statement said.
"Meritless action" In a statement issued to US games site Polygon, Electronic Arts has said: "We believe these claims are meritless.
The Justice Department's action — filing a "statement of interest" in that case — will bring the weight of the federal government behind those efforts.
Cohl and Harris responded to the legal action in a statement yesterday: "Since Ms Taymor's departure in March, we have repeatedly tried to resolve these issues.
Islam4UK denounced Britain's action in a statement on its Web site, saying the prohibition of the group was "a clear case of the oppressor and tyrant blaming the oppressed".
Eason Jordan, CNN's chief news executive, described the action in a statement in Atlanta as "draconian" and said it would "sharply curtail the world's knowledge about what is happening in Iraq".
Commenting on the action in a statement, EU competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager said: "Amazon has developed a successful business that offers consumers a comprehensive service, including for e-books.
