Sentence examples for action for instance from inspiring English sources

Those working for Amputees in Action, for instance, act in mainstream films and TV programmes as well as training exercises.

His approval rating by the liberal Americans for Democratic Action, for instance, grew from 45percentt in his first year to 78percentt in 1990.

The newly formed Organising for Action, for instance – an effort to turn Barack Obama's fundraising list into a kind of quasi-official MoveOn.org – has taken up climate change as one of its goals.

"I would tell them things that didn't sound right to me - the fact that a getaway driver would get out of the van to join in the action, for instance.

The case against affirmative action, for instance, has become an argument in defense of the institution of higher learning — which is, apparently, so fragile that it will crumble in the face of a few sub-par test scores.

But, he said, "I regret very much that with some of Katie's work, we disagreed about certain basic principles – audibility and visibility of the action, for instance – and our professional relationship suffered".

Explaining Wednesday's market scowl at the Fed's actions, for instance, economist Paul Edelstein of IHS Global Insight wrote: "Markets have learned that the Fed is chronically optimistic and aren't buying the upbeat view".

Consumer-protection law, often the basis of class-action suits, varies too much from state to state, and is often vague.Some exceptions exist: securities-law class actions, for instance, are dealt with at the federal level.

MCA allows comparing a number of actions (for instance, projects or policy measures), or alternatives in terms of specific criteria.

Automation: The effect of personalization actions, for instance, whether the users are following the recommendations of products and pages or not.

A TA signal does not always mean taking actions; for instance, a buy signal for the stock which is in the portfolio does not necessarily imply increasing its share in the portfolio.