The phrase "action to bear" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of taking responsibility or carrying out a task, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The action to bear the consequences of our decisions is essential for growth."
Alternatives: "responsibility to carry" or "duty to uphold".
Action to bear down on hate crimes and religious incitement is endorsed, along with a pledge for an even bolder Single Equality Act.
But Lange's work will live on in a new institute that aims to bring his characteristic combination of research and on-the-ground action to bear on health problems in developing countries.
It should be recognised, as emphasised in Commitment One of the Summit Plan of Action, that a peaceful, stable and enabling political, social and economic environment remains the essential foundation for public action to bear fruit and for the private sector and the civil society to play an effective role in the eradication of poverty and food insecurity.
If doing a certain action - like questioning your teacher when she tells you to tuck in your shirt - means getting sent to the principal's office and possibly getting expelled, choose whether or not you believe enough in that action to bear the consequences.
By the same token, we might be advised to choose our friends wisely, selecting those most likely to allow our benevolent actions to bear fruit.
Fortunately, with swift reaction by the Iranian intelligence department, the actions failed to bear fruit".
As programs growing out of the action plan begin to bear fruit, it's becoming increasingly apparent that some businesses will gain while others will lose.
He has tried to project the image of a leader unintimidated by perilous military action and willing to bear the responsibility of military command without being paralyzed by threats to the lives of American hostages.
President Richard H. Brodhead declared that the university's actions were beginning to bear fruit in a letter sent to Duke employees in March.
Vincent de Rivaz, the chief executive of EDF Energy, said: "We led the way in limiting price rises for customers because we were confident that action could be taken to bear down on costs.
While occurring after completion of the signed confession here challenged, such action not only tends to bear out petitioner's version of what happened earlier but displays and confirms an official disregard by police of state law, see note 7, supra, and of the basic rights of the defendant.
