The phrase "action because it believed" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing motivations or reasons behind actions, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The committee took action because it believed that the proposal would benefit the community."
Alternatives: "action due to its belief" or "action as it was convinced".
It is understood that the SFO decided against criminal proceedings because it believed it would not be able to prove that their actions were fraudulent.
China will call for the G-20 governments to take stronger fiscal actions to stimulate aggregate demand because it believes that fiscal policy, even in countries facing public debt pressures, can and should play an important role in shoring up economic growth.
In his trial, Mr. Stevenson admitted shooting the cat but defended the action because he believed it was threatening endangered birds.
After the manager made his report to the Air Force, F.A.A. controllers continued to discuss the signal, but they did not take further action because they believed it had been reported properly, the letter said.
He also called for dialogue with people who do not "believe in affirmative action" because "it is possible for somebody not to be racist and want a just society but believe that that is something that is inconsistent with the Constitution".
"The president is taking this action because he believes it is the right thing to do, not because the polls are telling him it is an extraordinarily popular thing for him to do with people all across the country," Earnest said.
He is taking extreme action because he believes it is the only way out of a situation that might spell an ignominious end to his political career.
But they also firmly oppose taking military action, because they believe it could destabilize the region, create a flood of refugees and increase American influence.
They come from respected insiders at all levels who take action because they believe it's the right thing to do.
