The phrase "actions because it is" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and would require additional context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We must evaluate our actions because it is essential for our growth."
Alternatives: "actions since it is" or "actions as it is".
Many Android phone owners will not be able to use Voice Actions, because it is only available on Android's latest version, Android 2.2.
In short, only the rich and the famous can afford such actions, because it is not possible to obtain legal aid to get an injunction ahead of publication.
In fact, all of the measures used to assess "aggression" are proxy measures that are not related to actual violent actions (because it is unethical to try and induce actual anti-social and violent acts within a research experiment).
"What I do oppose is to militarily respond to these kind of actions because it is also not in their interest to test-fire anything," he said, referring to North Korea's plans.
Game-theoretic literature focuses on MMDPs with a few agents and actions, because it is computationally intractable otherwise.
According to Clendinnen the concept of evil cannot explain the performance of actions because it is an essentially dismissive classification.
The clip ends with the nurse saying that she and the doctors should not be blamed for their actions because it was for the betterment of medicine.
But some critics of the inquiry now contend that the commission found no harm in Google's actions because it was looking at the wrong thing.
He doesn't think that the courts ought to be able to challenge government actions because it's an undermining of democracy.
Many men explained how they blamed their wives for the soldiers' actions because it was easier to be angry at them rather than a soldier over whom they were powerless.
He said that Sterling's words had more impact on people than Snyder's actions because it was easier to address and condemn individual racism than to address the entrenched, institutional nature of calling a team "the Redskins".
