The phrase "action arrest" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in a specific context related to law enforcement or legal terminology, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The police executed an action arrest based on the evidence gathered during the investigation."
Alternatives: "arrest operation" or "tactical arrest".
After she alleged that he sexually assaulted her, New York authorities swept into action, arresting Strauss-Kahn as he waited to take off on a flight to Europe.
There are days where I worry that the focus on confrontational direct action, arrests and civil disobedience seemingly for its own sake rather than as an articulation of a wider idea, has allowed us to forget it somewhat.
The case that led to the charges against the men, who were arrested last month, was unusual for both the way it was pursued — both the investigation and prosecution were handled by local, not federal, authorities — and the way it was announced at City Hall on May 12, with city officials displaying live-action arrest photos.
On the whole, however, the Treasury and F.D.I.C. actions arrested the mounting financial market panic in the wake of the Sept. 15 bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers.
The authorities – unsure how to respond to Sharmila's actions – arrested her and charged her with attempted suicide, an offence for which she can only be jailed for a year.
The conference thus failed, but Tiribazus, alarmed by Conon's actions, arrested him, and secretly provided the Spartans with money to equip a fleet.
He warned victims — falsely — that if they failed to send the money they could face legal action, including arrest.
Other initiatives rang out with new urgency for new times, none more than the promise of executive action to arrest climate change.
An administration official said that Washington did not know who was responsible but that the Palestinians had to "take action to arrest" those responsible.
As late as the summer of last year, officials said they were able to point to instances where Mr. Arafat and the Palestinian Authority he heads took action to arrest suspected terrorists.
Yet the panel's proponents hope that agreement among even a bipartisan minority can be the basis for future action to arrest the unsustainable growth of government debt in coming years.
