The phrase 'action statement' is not a phrase that is used in written English, and there is no single definition of what it means.
It can be used to refer to a statement or declaration that expresses intentions or decisions to carry out some action, such as, "I will take action to reduce my carbon footprint."
The educationist David Corson once wrote that "a language policy is an action statement … It is concerned less with where the students in a school are going, and more with how they are going to get there".
Dave Leach, an abortion opponent from Des Moines who drafted a new "Defensive Action Statement" in connection with Mr. Roeder's situation and has sought people willing to back it publicly, says he, too, hopes to attend Mr. Roeder's trial to offer his support.
The case is certain to underscore divisions among some opponents of abortion — like those between Mr. Newman, of Operation Rescue, and Ms. Dinwiddie, who says she supports a "Defensive Action Statement," a 1990s-era public declaration in support of those who have committed violence against abortion doctors, arguing that such violence can be justified by the lives saved.
After receiving damning reports by Ofsted inspectors highlighting the inadequate progress made at Discovery – most recently during a visit on 12 November – Nash told the school it has 10 days to submit a "further action statement", with the secretary of state to decide whether to terminate the school's funding, in effect closing it.
He told me that the words accompanying the No Further Action statement were not his responsibility and that if I objected to them, then I had to take this up with the party and not with him.
Under this Act, an Action Statement for the recovery and future management of this species has been prepared.
Principal Component Analysis was used to quantify attitude and action statements into key components.
These principles were formulated as action statements aiming to support and improve existing disclosure procedures.
The stimuli consisted of 182 action statements involving small everyday objects (e.g., toy dog, stapler), developed from a list of 72 action statements created by McDaniel et al. (2008).
In the current study, a number of important themes emerged from the endorsed first aid action statements.
In formulating the recommendation users are advised to address the specific clinical question and to use action statements.
