The phrase "action actions" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to actions taken in a specific context, but the repetition is unnecessary and confusing.
Example: "The project requires several action actions to be completed before the deadline."
Alternatives: "action steps" or "required actions".
"Whenever Representative Ney took official action -- actions similar to those taken by elected representatives every day as part of the normal, appropriate government process -- he did so based on his best understanding of what was right and not based on any improper influence," the statement said.
It comes from individual action; actions that say "no" to dirty power and "yes" to further building our solar, wind and renewable infrastructure.
According to what we might call the "Doing" theory of action, actions are things that we do (actively), as contrasted to things that merely happen to us (passively).
Finally, according to what we might call the "Deflationary" conception of action, actions are simply motions of bodies or operations of minds.
They settle on the idea that unmotivated actions are to be minimized, where an action ("actions" construed generally enough to include any change) can be motivated directly, e.g. by an axiom, or indirectly, through chains of motivations.
The CCCs identify four actions that, with the support of partners, can reinforce a Human Rights Based Approach to humanitarian action – actions that define UNICEF's accountabilities toward affected populations.
He said that the responsibility of all nations was "action — action, action, action".
"Action, action, action, action," Mr. Schwarzenegger said, repeating a word he must have heard often during his movie career.
Take Action Action projects give students the opportunity to put their proposed solutions to work.
Action is required, some kind of action, action whose implications are immense, and so we require a face.
The decision makes a University of Michigan affirmative action action case the likely candidate for Supreme Court review on the issue.
