The phrase "action for the right" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing legal or moral actions taken to support a cause or principle, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The organization is launching an action for the right to free speech in the community."
Alternatives: "advocacy for justice" or "campaign for rights".
"Lawmakers take action for the right reason and people find a loophole and take advantage". The problem, says Einav, isn't necessarily that LTCHs get paid more money.
Activist groups across the country have called a national day of action for the right to organise and protest, and for "Cops off campus" on Wednesday 11 December.
The regions are considering legal action for the right to arrange their own cross-border matches and have been in talks with Premiership Rugby about setting up a 16-team Anglo-Welsh league.
Wales's four regions will have showdown talks with the Welsh Rugby Union next week, ready to take legal action for the right to play in cross-border tournaments without needing permission from their governing body.
It is equally important that she choose that action for the right reasons.
The regions could take legal action for the right to play in cross-border tournaments without WRU permission.
The campaigner Terri Dowty, who runs ARCH (Action for the Rights of Children), says many teachers find the CAF process so invasive and cumbersome that it makes them less likely to inquire into a child's wellbeing.
A Toolkit of Good Practice Save the Children (2005): Children's Actions to End Violence Against Girls and Boys Action for the Rights of Children: Module on Working with Children.
Since then, Gary has become the face of UNICEF's work and made people talk about, understand, believe in and take action for the rights of Filipino children.
Since then, Gary has become the face of the Child-Friendly Movement a movement that made people talk about, understand, believe in, and take action for the rights of Filipino children.
There is unlikely to be pressure for action from the right.
