The phrase "action that have" is not correct in written English.
It should be "actions that have" to maintain subject-verb agreement.
Example: "The actions that have been taken to improve the situation are commendable."
Alternatives: "activities that have" or "steps that have".
And there have been specific plans of action that have helped this growth.
Possible courses of action that have been proposed for the West in recent days include blocking Russia's plans to join the World Trade Organisation, throwing it out of the G8, and stopping talks on a long-term partnership pact.
Each image is served up in a blank, abstract space with handsome trimmings of lush colors and surface action that have their history in Abstract Expressionism and even Color Field painting.
Had Ebola been more easily transmissible, the delays in decision-making and action that have come in for criticism during this outbreak could have resulted in "very, very large" numbers of deaths, he said.
In a televised address, Mr. Abhisit said the election would allow voters to decide the future direction of the nation and would prove that Thailand can be governed by law rather than by the protests and military action that have caused continuing instability since the coup.
Therefore, to understand better the debate over the content and legitimate scope of human rights and the priorities claimed among them, it is useful to note the dominant schools of thought and action that have informed the human rights tradition since the beginning of modern times.
"This is a vile action that has no place in any stadium or sporting debate.
This is positive action; the same sort of positive action that has brought about more women in parliament.
I am far more optimistic, not least because we have had some experience of global action that has worked.
They also developed a hatred of the West for the sanctions and UN-led military action that had ruined Serbia.
"The E.U. and I.M.F. are insisting on a course of action that has already failed," Mr. Tilford said.
