Sentence examples for action illustrated from inspiring English sources

Representatives from the organizations said the number of diverse groups opposed to the commission's action illustrated deep national discomfort with the F.C.C. proposal.

What came out approached the gibberish once spewed by Dick Vermeil, when he was at ABC: "Both Graves and Collison run a little X-ing action (illustrated by parallel lines).

Some military officers and Pentagon analysts said the action illustrated Mr. Rumsfeld's indecisiveness, which they already blame for bogging down parallel reviews of military strategy and budgets under way at the Pentagon.

The lack of any action illustrated the gulf between those at the central bank who expect a recovery, even if weak, by the euro zone economy — which has been shrinking for a year and a half — and economists and central bankers elsewhere who fear that the euro zone is sinking ever deeper into stagnation.

These intentions correspond with the letting-go action illustrated in the story.

This action illustrated the truth about the Republican approach to "reforming" taxes: It is populist in rhetoric, plutocratic in practice, and propaganda-driven in process.

But Delta's action illustrates the newfound seriousness with which the industry is viewing Philadelphia.

The experience of Oregon, which has taken the most direct and aggressive action, illustrates both the promise and perils of trying to inject science into addiction treatment.

Bishop Harmon's action illustrates that Christians, even noble ones, can become an obstacle to God's unsettling but reconciling work.

The rules should roll out by 2016, says the UK Guardian, and Obama's action illustrates his new operating mode: sidestepping the 'Do Nothing on Climate' Congress with direct executive action.

Historian Richard Woodman has noted that this action illustrates both the dominance of the Royal Navy and its high standards at this stage in the war, stating that "The coincidental appearance of four frigates in the vast Atlantic testifies to the enormous resources the British put into the prosecution of the war.