Sentence examples for action in matters of from inspiring English sources
Mr Burt said the Government should take "executive action" in matters of foreign affairs.
In public employment, employee associations also advocate legislative and administrative action in matters of compensation and working conditions.
He describes his own psychopathic actions in matter-of-fact fashion.
As a presidential candidate, Barack Obama criticized the George W. Bush administration for its unrestrained actions in matters of national security.
It is therefore needed to develop efficient actions in matters of Health and Security, through the creation of measures directed at workers' sectors and groups specially exposed to these risks, finding amongst these groups the sectors of construction and engineering.In this article the methodological fundaments of an educative cooperation model are shown.
In his first months Mr. Bush has tended to stress independent American action, especially in matters of defense.
Giving his final presidential address to the Anglican Consultative Council in Hong Kong, Archbishop Carey said the tendency of bishops to "take unilateral action," often in matters of sexuality, is "steadily driving us towards serious fragmentation and the real possibility of two (or, more likely, many more) distinct Anglican bodies emerging".
See Appendix A: Guidelines for the Implementation of Corrective Action in Matters Involving Violations of Patient, Research Participant and other Medical Information Privacy or Security.
Thus, it smacks of inconsistent standards and political hypocrisy for the black political gentry to assail Sanders as being "missing in action" on matters of race.
But leading an effort to enforce United Nations sanctions--starting with immediate action on the new report providing detailed evidence of violations thereof--would show that the Obama Administration is serious about pursuing multilateral action on matters of principle, even in tough political contexts.
