Sentence examples for actions ranging from from inspiring English sources
This could be seen in actions ranging from the Microsoft antitrust case to enforcement of environmental regulations.
The sights and sounds of "Storming Heaven" included allusions to radical actions ranging from the Paris Commune of 1871 to the student rebellions of 1968, as well as revolutions in Russia, Asia and Latin America.
The commission and 19 state agencies filed 85 actions against travel promoters, who were accused of actions ranging from falsely telling people they had won a free trip to concealing costs to refusing to make refunds.
[A1.] Dire Heating Cost Forecast Spurs Consumer Action People who have been stunned by predictions of the skyrocketing cost of natural gas this winter are taking actions ranging from procuring alternative fuel sources to tightening their budgets.
By the last available official count, so-called mass incidents — a term that appears to cover group actions ranging from minor work stoppages to serious riots — numbered 74,000 in 2004, up from 10,000 in 1993.
The statement did not specify what would constitute a violation, though other UEFA documentation defines crowd disturbances broadly, including actions ranging from fighting to throwing objects to disrupting national anthems to "the use of gestures, words, objects or any other means to transmit any message that is not fit for a sports event".
Actions range from basic inspections of fences and alarms to re-examining the background of every employee, checking immigrants' documents and issuing new identification cards.
Those actions range from clicking through to a advertiser's Web site to filling out an online form to making a purchase.
Suggested actions range from purchasing a bright case and enabling the "Find My iPad" tool on the machine, to ensuring the airline has your phone number when you buy a ticket.
The permission levels for allowed actions range from a simple read policy to a take ownership policy.
The effects of modelling actions range from unintended inferences to outright defects such as incoherency or even inconsistency.
