Sentence examples for actions to which from inspiring English sources

The very term "corporate social responsibility" endorses the actions to which it is applied.

"The defendant acknowledges that the emails in question were completely fabricated and that there is no question of any of the claimants being involved – or even considering becoming involved – in the heinous actions to which the article referred.

These displacements, together with the corresponding axial forces, represent actions to which the integral bridges piers might be subjected to.

Fortitude is the only true virtue, because virtue resides in the will, since our actions, to which we assign moral qualifications, proceed from the will.

If we think of justice as, roughly, the way we treat others, the just actions to which he refers cover a wide range.

At this point he is ready to come back to moral virtue for it is concerned with feelings and actions (to which feelings give rise), in which one can have excess, deficiency, or the mean.

Sharon was accorded considerable independence of action, to which he added a natural impetuosity and recklessness.

Banfield then asked about the possibility of a Breaking Bad movie with White back in action, to which Cranston replied: "Never say never".

This step is completed in The Theory of Communicative Action, to which we now turn.

If the wife engaged in an action to which the husband over reacted, then his extended time apart will help him realize the foolishness of his own behavior.

The Watergate trials did not end electoral chicanery, but they did establish standards of behavior and action to which we can hold individuals accountable.