The phrase "actions refer" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to indicate that certain actions point to or signify something, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In this study, the actions refer to the behaviors observed in the participants during the experiment."
Alternatives: "actions indicate" or "actions denote".
Post-password actions refer to technical methods which are applied after the user enters a correct password.
In practice, these actions refer to certain UML2 behaviour, such as state-machine, activity, or function that are mapped onto HW platform elements.
In the context of corporate distress, operating actions refer to "doing things right", whereas strategic moves can be classified as "doing the right things" (Hofer 1980).
In each macro step, all actions refer to the same point of time, i.e., the evaluation of all expressions contained in the guarded actions refers to the same variable environment.
The 'Open in' and 'Send by Email' actions refer to the compounds that are currently displayed onscreen: these can be bundled into a datasheet and handed off to an app that is capable of handling them (e.g. MMDS, SAR Table [42]), or composed as an outgoing email.
When you are feeling hurt by someone else's words or actions, refer back to these things to remind yourself just how wonderful you are.
Speaking on ABC's AM on Tuesday, Shorten said Turnbull had a "fair bit of explaining to do about his actions", referring to that report.
Through their press secretaries, Mr. Levin and Mr. Warner declined to comment on Mr. White's actions, referring instead to their March 1 letter.
Mr. Giuliani also acknowledged that some people might not be willing to forgive him for his actions, referring indirectly to his relationship with Judith Nathan and his plan to separate from his wife of 16 years, Donna Hanover.
Total homelessness actions refers to these plus households that receive informal 'homelessness prevention' and 'homelessness relief' activity - in other words, it includes families at risk of losing their home that have been given some sort of assistance by authorities.
He added, without elaborating, "Now that the U.S. started open nuclear blackmail and threat, the D.P.R.K., too, will move to take corresponding military actions," referring to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the North's official name.
