The phrase "action an interview" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or misphrasing, as it does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We need to take action to schedule an interview with the candidate."
Alternatives: "conduct an interview" or "perform an interview".
The struggle plays out silently in the background, while the foreground action -- an interview in a soundproofed studio -- goes on undisturbed.
When her brother drew national attention over the school crisis, she expressed her opposition to his action in an interview with a California newspaper.
"This is on one level a complicated issue and on another a simple issue," said Mr. Angelides, who stressed bold action in an interview today.
Science in Action, featuring an interview with Deborah Gordon, broadcasts on the BBC World Service on Thursday at 18 30 GMT.
MSNBC's own Rachael Maddow examined the legality of the action in an interview with Wired's Spencer Ackerman, who has continued to take clear issue with the killing.
The father of the SEAL who died in the raid, Bill Owens, spoke out against the military action in an interview with the Miami Herald last weekend after refusing to meet President Trump.
The father of the SEAL who died in the raid, Bill Owens, spoke out against the military action in an interview with the Miami Herald last weekend after refusing to meet President Trump. .
Two weeks after Richard Harrow went on a rampage and took out nearly all of Gyp Rosetti's men in the epic "Boardwalk Empire" Season 3 finale, Jack Huston reflected on the action in an interview with Vulture.
Mr. Woodward, now a 50-year-old business executive living in Huntsville, Ala., voiced disdain for Mr. Jones's actions during an interview with The Associated Press.
A Syrian rebel commander who appeared to bite into the flesh of a government soldier's corpse in a horrifying video clip posted on YouTube this week defended his actions in an interview with Time magazine on Tuesday.
His comments were reflected by the Russian Prime Minister, who defended his country's actions in an interview with Time magazine by saying rebel groups were "all terrorists" and "can't even tell each other apart".
