The phrase "actions remarks" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect combination of words that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The actions remarks made during the meeting were noted for future reference."
Alternatives: "comments on actions" or "remarks about actions".
(It included an 11-page chronicle titled "Stupid Actions and Remarks").
CBS and Arnold Shapiro, the executive producer of the series, said Mr. Sebik had previously been warned about hostile actions and remarks he had made.
Merrill executives, saying they were surprised and angered by Mr. Spitzer's actions and remarks, asked for more time, and the court gave them until Thursday.
Unlike the E.E.O.C. case, which described some of Crane's actions and remarks, the Justice Department's prosecution of the war profiteering, kickback and price-fixing cases do not name him.
And until her now-notorious "misogyny speech" in October, in which she accused the opposition leader, Tony Abbott, of a litany of sexist actions and remarks, she never made an issue of her gender.
Zucker doesn't merely self-expose: her poems name names, and they attribute real actions and remarks, or what feel like them, to people who can't all have been consulted before they were conscripted into her book.
Even Christina Lamb of the Sunday Times, who has known Hamid Karzai for 22 years, seems to find it hard to explain his latest actions and remarks, let alone defend them.
Seen in this light, Francis's comments — together with a host of other actions and remarks — begin to make his papacy appear radical and far-reaching in its implications.
"Arab (lawmakers) whose actions and remarks do not find favour with the political majority will be the first people harmed by the bill – however, it is a slippery slope and the bill has potential to affect all," she said in a statement.
Woods' affair has been the biggest celebrity endorsement upset of the year, but the golfer is only the latest in a string of celebrities whose personal actions or remarks have embarrassed the companies they represent.
