The phrase "actions in the second" is not clear and may not be correct in written English without additional context.
It could potentially be used in a context discussing timing or sequences, but it requires clarification to be fully understood.
Example: "The actions in the second of the experiment were crucial for the results."
Alternatives: "steps in the second" or "movements in the second".
Tokyo and Beijing have long been at odds over islands in the East China Sea and Beijing has argued that a reinterpretation of Japan's pacifist constitution could open the door to remilitarisation of a country it considers insufficiently penitent for its actions in the second world war.
See articleIn a visit trailed by both sides as a landmark in Sino-Japanese relations, China's prime minister, Wen Jiabao, arrived in Tokyo and made a speech in Japan's parliament, urging the country to face up to its actions in the second world war.In Nepal, the United Nations began overseeing the storage of weapons used by the army.
Most of the leaders, though, accepted some theory of Bible interpretation that allowed an old Earth, such as "Gap Theory," the idea that millions of years of geological history occurred between God's action in first and second verse of Genesis and his subsequent actions in the second verse; proponents included mid-century creationist debater and apologist Harry Rimmer.
The secondary plot initially deals with various Washington bureaucrats dealing with the aftermath of Jason Bourne's umm... world-threatening actions in the second film.
Hunt's character has previously appeared in past Parks and Recreation episodes to object to Leslie's actions: in the second season premiere "Pawnee Zoo" she condemned Leslie's same-sex wedding ceremony of two male penguins, and in the third season episode "Time Capsule" she argued against Leslie including the novel Twilight in a Pawnee time capsule because she felt it was anti-Christian.
When given a retrospective analysis by gaming show Extra Credits, the game was criticized for its story in relation to the ending of the first God of War, saying Kratos' actions in the second game conflict with his redemptive epiphany at the end of the first.
Maybe if public apologizers were better at just being sorry, we wouldn't need "I take full responsibility for my actions" in the first place.
He was a pragmatist, but in the worst sense of the word – in having few real principles to guide his actions in the first place.
Dr. Libby and others have found that projecting future actions in the third person may also affect what people later do, as well.
The second column provides further detail and interpretation of the functions, to build the linkage to examples of potential diplomacy actions in the third column.
