Sentence examples for action would change from inspiring English sources

When, in 2005, Republicans considered banning the filibuster on judicial nominations, he warned that such an action would change the "nature of the Senate by destroying the right of free speech it has enjoyed since its creation".

But there were mixed signals as to how the latest action would change the broader U.S. approach to the war, if at all.

Mook, though, said he doubted Comey's actions would change the minds of many voters, who had almost certainly heard enough about Clinton's emails over the past year to form an opinion.

He would probably be encouraging citizens to take action -- action that would change things.

Because the American political leaders and the public have not been comfortable with acknowledging our vulnerability and the need to take defensive action that would change civilian life.

Some Florida legal experts said there was a rule of thumb, however, that the bigger the contest, the more reluctant the courts would be to take action that would change the results declared by voting officials.

The only action that would change the course of the war is a "massive U.S.-led military intervention against Assad that would carry all kinds of military risks," Robert Ford, the last U.S. Ambassador to Syria, told me.

If only half of us took action, something would change, it would have too.

Results typically are well above or well below guideline limits to the extent that even if all variable values were certain, the resulting recommended course of action would not change.

American military action would not change that.

That action would fundamentally change the experience of viewing the Collection.