The phrase "action the decision" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where one intends to express the need to implement or execute a decision, but it is not commonly accepted.
Example: "We need to action the decision made in the last meeting to move forward with the project."
Alternatives: "implement the decision" or "execute the decision".
Stereotyped Athenian ones are complemented by variant forms in other localities; most contain a preamble setting forth the date and the officialdom in charge, the circumstances occasioning the action, the decision itself, means and sanctions for its enforcement, and sometimes instructions for providing and affixing the very physical record that has been preserved.
In the interview published today in Yediot Ahronot, Mr. Sharon said of his decision to put the plan into action, "The decision I made is based on the recognition that the moment has come to cut, the moment has arrived to say 'yes' to the Americans, the moment has arrived to divide this tract of land between us and the Palestinians".
As with most kinds of federal agency action, the decision to issue a waiver can be challenged in court, and will be invalidated if the court finds the agency's decision "arbitrary". It would be the height of arbitrariness — and hence unlawful — were the Department of Health and Human Services to bless a state policy that so flagrantly violates the agency's own anti-discrimination rules.
With France proposing to veto a second resolution authorising action, the decision to go to war was made without Security Council approval.
This process is Markov since the reward and the transition probability are dependent on the current state and action the decision maker takes but irrespective of any previous state or action.
During an interview on the Charlie Rose show, he defended the Court's action: The decision was not close, it was 7 2 on the principal issue of whether there had been a constitutional violation....But what if it was unconstitutional to have that recount?
It takes the full decision-making away from the patient, but asks the patient to acknowledge and action the decisions.
It has been found that for certain types of actions, the decision to perform it is already made at least hundreds of milliseconds (and even up to 10 s) before any awareness state occurs [4, 5, 8].
As stated in [5, 8] it has been found that for certain types of actions, the decision to perform it is already made at least hundreds of milliseconds (and even up to 10 s) before any awareness state occurs.
Really, even if you just limit it to two actions: the decision to not enforce the individual mandate vigorously or leave it very ambivalent, and then the not making a commitment to pay for cost-sharing reductions.
He is exploring further legal action over the decision to lift the suspension.
