Sentence examples similar to actions stemming from recommendations from inspiring English sources

I also wouldn't be surprised to see a few class actions or criminal litigation actions stemming from these issues.

There are actions stemming from it.

The terrorist said he did this because of their race, his actions stemming from hate.

Ravens officials believe that the Redskins' actions stem from a dispute this summer involving the two teams.

Ward told the judge his actions stemmed from a drinking problem and he was receiving treatment.

General Dyer's actions stemmed from this — a fact that the British could not officially acknowledge.

The actions stem from the disappearance of an opposition leader last month.

The categorical imperative applies only to beings whose actions stem from their own free will.

David King, a political scientist at the Kennedy School and a consultant to the commission, said the threat of legal action, stemming from the Supreme Court's Bush v. Gore ruling that ended the protracted Florida recount, could force states to comply with the recommendations.

Neil later fought a libel action stemming from the affair, which was also widely reported.

She is facing criminal and potential civil action stemming from her second incident.