The phrase "action that it was" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific action that occurred, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The action that it was taken during the meeting was unexpected."
Alternatives: "the action that occurred" or "the action that took place".
In one way it illustrates the autonomy of World in Action that it was completed without the knowledge of Sidney Bernstein or, more importantly, his brother Cecil.
A senior Israeli official said that Israel had tried for two weeks to persuade Turkey to stop the flotilla's voyage, but that Turkey said it was a nongovernmental action that it was powerless to stop.
Dannon vigorously denied the accusation originally made in the action that it was misleading consumers with a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign that claimed its probiotics had been clinically proven to help regulate the digestive system and strengthen the body's defences when consumed daily.
Perhaps the legacy of the many accomplishments of the Hull-House residents suffered because of the fame of their leader, but given the opportunity, each expressed their admiration and gratitude to Addams for making Hull House the hotbed of ideas and action that it was.
This last day's fighting left the S.E.5 so battered by enemy action that it was dismantled and sent away for repair.
There were so many characters caught up in so much action that it was often difficult to understand exactly what was happening to whom, and certain emotional connections were compromised as a result.
The street hospital sees so much action that it's even got its own TV show.
"In that generation, government really displayed by its actions that it was a force for good".
In the Middle East, the United States was so pervasively multilateral in its actions that it was unable to get very much done.
It piles on so much action that it's genuinely breathtaking to behold.
Apathy is a comforting place to be; it is when you decide to take action that it's uncomfortable.
