The phrase "action hard" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The team needs to take action hard to meet the deadline." (Note: This example is awkward and not recommended.)
Alternatives: "take decisive action" or "act firmly".
Many of Sihanouk's friends in the west found this course of action hard to accept.
Yet some found the action hard to follow, to the point of having difficulty spotting the Nose at all in his brief appearances.
Bertrand has been with the Blues since 2006 but has found action hard to come by, spending last season on loan at Aston Villa.
"Maps" is a movie about Hollywood in which moviemaking itself isn't shown — a strange omission, given that Havana is, at one stage of the action, hard at work on a movie that keeps her on set, she says, for fourteen hours a day.
The European Central Bank also redoubled on Tuesday its efforts to keep money markets supplied with cash so that lending would not dry up, taking that action hard on the heels of similar steps taken by the Federal Reserve to pump hundreds of billions of dollars into money markets.
But our reactions to (1), (2), and (3) show that we do think there is something peculiar about action contrary to one's better judgment which renders such action hard to understand, or perhaps even impossible.
Inside Nato high command support for the UK position is strong, but the presence of Turkey, increasingly an ally of Russia in Syria, makes decisive action harder to coordinate.
Climate Camp, with its often hazy message and complex inner negotiations, with its indulgent obsession with its own workings, its insularity and the suggestion of elitism of its direct-action hard core, is in danger of becoming about Climate Camp, the institution, rather than about the wider fight to halt global warming.
He replied that he often found Dr. Oppenheimer's actions "hard to understand".
Since last summer's Gaza war and recent appropriations of Palestinian land, even Israel's allies have found its actions hard to stomach.
He replied that he often found Dr. Oppenheimer's actions "hard to understand". "I thoroughly disagreed with him in numerous issues and his actions frankly appeared to me confused and complicated," Dr. Teller told the panel.
