The phrase "action for doing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear and lacks context, making it difficult to determine when it could be appropriately used.
Example: "The action for doing this task is outlined in the manual." (Note: This example may still be confusing due to the phrase's ambiguity.)
Alternatives: "task for completion" or "activity for execution".
Often, they, too, are breaking confidentiality agreements, knowing that in the current climate they stand little chance of legal action for doing so.
The absence figures indicate that after this ruling many parents decided to take term-time breaks believing it was unlikely they would face action for doing so.
To threaten us with legal action for doing so will create a system where significant abuse will become a certainty – protection of child rights can only be maintained when clinicians retain our rights.
He raised questions about her judgment, contradicted statements she has made about her email practices, said it was possible that hostile foreign governments had gained access to her account, and declared that a person still employed by the government — Mrs. Clinton left the State Department in 2013 — could have faced disciplinary action for doing what she did.
By contrast with an altruistic action, there is no personal incentive to 'cheat', i.e., to refrain from performing the action, for doing so would directly reduce personal fitness.
We stand for action, for doing something, for making your voice heard, for believing in the power of individual action and collective efforts... are you ready to begin this journey?
The banks, facing S.E.C. actions for doing similar deals with Enron, asked G.E. to reassure them that KPMG knew about the side deals and concurred with the accounting.
If it is the best possible action, the reasons for doing it are conclusive, that is outweighing all other reasons for not doing it (or doing something else).
Express how you feel about things so he can understand your action or reason for doing something, especially in the event where you both had a disagreement.
Theatre is the particular artform that shows us people doing things and asks us to reflect on these actions: the word for "doing" in Greek is "drama".
People like interacting with those they understand; take the time to explain your actions or reasons for doing something to someone, if they ask.
