Sentence examples for actions and working from inspiring English sources
The United States has condemned these actions, and working with the international community we have stepped up our sanctions on the Syrian regime –- including sanctions announced yesterday on President Assad and those around him.
Clinic students are identifying and developing procedural strategies for challenging adverse presidential and agency actions regarding the monument designations; oil and gas leasing, and seismic testing; developing arguments on the merits to overturn such actions; and working with scientists, fishing groups, and others to develop the factual support for challenges.
Owning our individual needs, desires, skills and even insecurities allows us to see the value of setting intentions for ourselves and our actions, and working toward a sense of integrated self-definition and an authentic sense of security in our work and in our lives.
I had marched, I had voted, I had gone to jail on political actions and worked for the candidates I believed in.
Seeing Voulkos in action and working beside him had a deep effect on Price, who always seems to have learned more from experience than from instruction.
Even though President Obama "gets" the climate change crisis, his important proposed actions foreshadowed recently in a major speech at Georgetown University will of necessity be restricted to executive action and working with the Environmental Protection Agency.
The White House has instead focused on taking executive action and working directly with businesses and others.
Work no longer makes men manly, and the usual scapegoats are trotted out, including immigrants, affirmative action and working women.
The Green Wave encourages youth engagement in the global biodiversity agenda by promoting local action and working with local and international partners.
"I still raise the bar by the way I shoot action and work the camera," he said.
Another plus was that Chotin and her brother agreed on a course of action and worked well together.
