The phrase "action and settled" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where actions have been taken and a resolution has been reached, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "After much discussion, the action and settled agreement was finally reached."
Alternatives: "decided and resolved" or "determined and concluded".
A regime is fortunate if there are well-established, open channels of political action and settled procedures for resolving grievances.
On Thursday, representatives from signatory countries adopted the "Marrakech Action Proclamation for Climate, Sustainable Development," a document that mostly declared that now is the time for action, and settled some leftover business from the Kyoto Protocols.
Each court is assigned a monitor who oversees the action and settles disputes if the teams cannot.
Usually, the retailer threatens legal action and settles for a sum in the hundreds of dollars, experts in loss prevention said.
Well, Falzon's action was settled and she was awarded a substantial payment, sources say.
"The best course of action was to try and settle," Mr. Silverberg said.
This film by Oliver Stone, based on a snappy novel by Don Winslow (who co-wrote the script with Shane Salerno), springs to life when the action gets cracking -- and settles into stoned somnolence when it turns its attention back to its central trio.
At a Senate Banking Committee hearing on Thursday, Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, called on regulators to take tough enforcement actions and not settle for negotiated agreements with banks.
The terms of the deal are confidential, said presiding judge Paul Feinman, adding that "the entire action has been settled and discontinued".
Trump has repeatedly criticized his predecessor for "weakness" in failing to follow through with military action against Assad in 2013, and settling instead for a deal to remove his chemical arsenal, which recent events suggest may have been ineffective.
