The phrase "actions asked" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where someone is referring to specific actions that have been requested or inquired about, but it is not a common expression.
Example: "The actions asked of the team were clearly outlined in the meeting."
Alternatives: "requested actions" or "actions requested".
The committee investigating his actions asked Romania's general prosecutor to bring charges of aggravated murder against Mr Vişinescu related to the death of six political prisoners.
One Customs inspector testified that it was her duty to watch out for "subversive actions". Asked to define those, she said they included "Anything against the Government, our Government.
"If we abandon one-share, one-vote, to whom will management be accountable for its actions?" asked Linda Quinn, director of the S.E.C.'s Division of Corporation Finance, in a statement reflecting some of the agency's concern.
"How can you say in a friendly tone that you have seen positive signs in American policy when they are baring their teeth to us in the Persian Gulf, trying to undermine our co-operation with friends and continuing to pressure us with economic actions?" asked Resalat, a conservative newspaper.
"Why is she being held accountable for her husband's actions?" asked Howard Dean, a Hillary Clinton backer who as governor of Vermont brought civil unions to his state.
In addition, the company has filed two declaratory judgment actions asking the courts to rule on the provenance and validity of patents.
Regardless of the practical implications of your actions, ask yourself how the 'Ideal You' would deal with the situation.
I learned to observe, take actions, ask questions and ask for help.
Attorneys general from 12 states and the District of Columbia signed onto an amicus brief in support of Obama's actions, asking the judge not to issue an injunction.
When Izzie deliberately worsened Denny's condition to move him up the transplant list, series writer Mark Wilding questioned the morality of the actions, asking: "is Izzie bad for doing it?
For instance, therapist suggest constructive actions (asking questions, listening actively, making plans together), and tolerant attitudes (accepting partners shortcomings, giving her/him privacy, respecting differences in tastes and habits), to name only a few among the recommended practices [5], [27].
