Sentence examples for action when it comes from inspiring English sources

But the fact that it is so often missing in action when it comes to war puts its most prominent defenders on the defensive.

She's even addressed ― and confronted ― the U.N. for its seeming lack of action when it comes to the crisis in the past.

"Under President Trump, VA won't wait to take necessary action when it comes to improving the department and its service to Veterans," spokesman Curt Cashour said in an email.

Despite the recent protests dubbed "The Day We Fight Back" that argued in favor of the Act, Congress hasn't yet changed its mind in terms of action when it comes to the NSA; Legislators appear to be waiting for the administration to nod its head one direction or the other on the bill.

TRON takes action when it comes to developing itself, which was evidenced recently by its purchase of BitTorrent, and the launch of Project Atlas making it one of the largest decentralized networks in the world.

I just have to be ready for action when it comes.

Tim Farron, the Liberal Democrat leader, said it showed that Theresa May's government was "all talk and no action" when it came to a more compassionate approach to the refugee crisis.

After the North threatened to close the industrial complex last week, some South Korean news reports said the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, would be all talk but no action when it came to the park because he did not want to risk one of his most precious sources of hard currency.

This was nicely demonstrated recently by another example of the Prevent strategy in action, when it came to light that a 14-year old schoolboy in north London had been taken out of a lesson to be interviewed by officials over whether he was "affiliated with Isis".

What's the gap between your intentions and your actions, when it comes to teaching your children to fend for themselves?

(Are they promoting female talent effectively, but not people of color? Might they – even inadvertently – be acting in a biased fashion?) Tracking hard data holds departments, and the leaders in them, accountable for their actions when it comes to inclusion.