The phrase "actions namely" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to introduce specific examples or details following a general statement, but the correct form would be "actions, namely," with a comma.
Example: "The committee discussed several actions, namely, improving communication and increasing funding."
Alternatives: "actions, specifically" or "actions, such as".
This points to one of the possible justifications for Blair's actions, namely that he has a tenuous grip on reality.
The cinema begins with action with the most banal yet most mysterious of actions, namely, walking, in the Lumière brothers' 1895 spectacle showing workers leaving their factory.
For example, they pointed out, big international and national panels of climate experts concluded in the past two years that at least half of the warming measured since 1950 was indeed caused by human actions, namely smokestack and tailpipe emissions.
It goes without saying that there is an even higher authority for their actions – namely, UK Sport, the high‑performance agency whose rulebook states that athletes may be ineligible for funding if they are "derogatory about a person's disability, gender, pregnancy or maternity, race, sexuality, marital status, beliefs or age (this is not an exhaustive list)".
We consider a library of elementary actions composed of two actions, namely A1 and A2.
In the first place, passions are simply those "functions" of the soul that are not actions: namely, perceptions.
He wants to use their talents for more direct action: namely, an elaborate sting that will ensnare the hated collaborationist police chief Yee, played by Tony Leung.
In South Africa, after the fall of apartheid, their new constitution adopted precisely the British tenets of what they called "just administrative action" namely, the right to official decisions that are lawful, reasonable and fair.
One thing is certain: with the increasing incidence of legal action – namely expatriate workers suing their companies and organisations when they experience traumatic events such as kidnap – companies, charities and contractors simply cannot afford to turn a blind eye.
In T-Mobile's case, enforcing a positive environment might have been a way of preventing a very specific type of speech and action, namely anything that was critical of the employer or trying to promote employee rights.
Possible second-term goal: Ensure the passage of his proposals that require Congressional action, namely an assault-weapons ban, a ban on magazines containing more than ten rounds, and a strengthened background-check system.
