The phrase "actions so long" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a duration or extent of actions, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The actions so long have led to significant changes in the organization."
Alternatives: "actions for an extended period" or "actions over a long duration".
The inducement from the official is criminal if it is express or if it is implied from his words and actions, so long as he intends it to be so and the payor so interprets it.
"The decision basically lets companies escape class actions, so long as they do so by means of arbitration agreements," Brian T. Fitzpatrick, a law professor at Vanderbilt University, said on the day of the decision.
"The decision basically lets companies escape class actions, so long as they do so by means of arbitration agreements," Brian T. Fitzpatrick, a law professor at Vanderbilt University, said.
Whereas Article XI permitted all contracting parties to take trade restrictive actions so long as there were policies in place that "restrict" the production or marketing of the domestic product, this waiver allowed the US to apply import restrictions without regard to such rules.
Even the tobacco companies are in favour of some sort of legislative action, so long as cigarettes are not treated as a drug.
But if the nation was voting with its feet for the Khomeini solution and against the Shah, how can that popular will be translated into action so long as the Shah continues to resist the pressure to go?
You are free to take any course of action so long as you can persuade the EU27 to agree and so long as your plan can command a majority in parliament.
Thus, admitted students ascribe this distinction to individual merit and are thereby willing to accept some affirmative action so long as it personally benefits their own college experience.
When reason remains unimpaired and unclouded, its dictates will carry us all the way to action, so long as we are able to act.
"We agreed that Jimmy could go back to his old action so long as he got his front elbow high into his hip and went through a good strength and conditioning programme.
So to recap the CEOs' position: We need a Plan and government action, so long as it doesn't constitute government involvement in their business.
