Sentence examples for action signals from inspiring English sources
But Wednesday's action signals that the Postal Service needs to move forward with staffing cuts.
The court's action signals to the Legislature and Mr. Pataki that if they do not create an acceptable plan in due time, the court will do it for them.
That action signals this administration's commitment to protecting the interests of transgender people in this context and sends a message to state officials that the federal government has taken a clear position on the substantive legal issues in the case, said Georgia State University law professor Russell Covey.
Recognition of relevance, when followed by action signals investment in learning and is indicative of emotional and cognitive engagement, e.g., "I had thought about it but I had never really done healthy eating before.
It's unclear whether Boggs has the votes ultimately to be confirmed, but Wednesday's action signals he's facing serious obstacles.
This action signals that the fight against the ivory trade is global, and it's finding increasing favor in critical parts of Asia, among consumers and government officials.
The action signaled growing concern over the radical messages of some Islamic groups.
Marcella is the author's mouthpiece, his stage manager, theorizing, summing up the action, signaling transitions, and at times these extra roles blur her outline.
The bank has been subject to an investigation by City regulators since April 2013 and admitted last month this had become an "enforcement action" – signalling that a fine was likely.
If the UK is going to play a leading role in international negotiations, cut emissions in line with the IPCC analysis and keep its options open, the prompt action signalled by the existing fourth carbon budget is essential.
This year, President Ashraf Ghani began making condolence calls to the families of those killed in action, signalling a break with the cooler attitude to the armed force's sacrifices exhibited by his predecessor, Hamid Karzai.
