The phrase "actions there are" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in a context where one is trying to emphasize the existence of certain actions, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "In this situation, the actions there are limited and require careful consideration."
Alternatives: "actions that exist" or "actions available".
Ten days earlier, the US boycotted an international conference in Geneva that once again concluded that the fourth Geneva convention applies to the occupied territories, so that many US-Israeli actions there are "grave breaches", hence serious war crimes.
As leading shares slide back after Wednesday's gains, with Brexit fears, falling oil prices and concerns about the latest Bank of Japan and Federal Reserve actions, there are a few bright spots.
"For every 100 guerrilla actions there are fewer than 25 effective investigations," he said, "while for 25 actions by the paramilitaries or the public security forces there are more than 100 investigations".
"Importantly they have a dynamic structure in which things happen when you take actions, there are challenging goals and objectives, impediments and a real risk of failure.
In double actions, there are also sellers who put in asks denoting how much they are willing to sell the good for.
Besides these papal actions, there are indications that the cathedral clergy of Canterbury never recognised the elevation of Lichfield.
So there were ongoing actions, there were ongoing killings in KwaZulu-Natal of Inkatha freedom people by ANC people.
As with most government actions, there was a rich dish of pork accompanying this recycling edict.
Unless there is some other true claim about reasons for "ends" understood as actions, there is nothing to be transmitted.
Somewhere between Martin's feelings and Incognito's actions, there is a line.
Although the government has defended the action, there are signs it may be softening its position.
