Sentence examples for actions unavailable from inspiring English sources

Making class actions unavailable would close the courthouse door to women who do not have the financial means to bring their own individual lawsuits, including many, many Wal-Mart employees earning modest wages.

Both cities can claim to be the liberal hearts of their sometimes conservative nations, allowing residents a freedom of thought and action unavailable in many other parts of their respective countries.

Social systems were coming under pressure as aristocratic fortunes (based on agricultural land) were threatened by the opening up of food production in North and South America; industry had grouped together manual labourers and given them the power of strike action unavailable to isolated farmworkers; Britain's lead in the Industrial Revolution had been eroded by Germany and the US.

None of Burr's actions, while unavailable to average citizens, were against the law when he did them.

One of the suggested ways to murder your Sims is through overexhaustion, though once a Sim becomes "uncomfortable," many actions, like jogging, become unavailable to a player.

United had nine players under treatment and unavailable for action.

Because we were in the ward, the navy sent a telegraph to our parents and wives saying: 'Missing in action, extent of wound unavailable.' You can imagine how awful that was for them.

He scored 19 in his next game against Indiana on February 2, but then with the return of Daniel Gibson and Anthony Parker to the lineup he saw little action until Gibson was unavailable against Houston on February 23 and Harris scored 21.

David Platt took the place of Ince, an obvious course of action given that Ince was unavailable for the next round.

"Given that many routine services will be reduced or unavailable during this action, it is probable that A&E departments may be even busier than normal.

Saliva has several advantages over blood as a sampling medium: it can be easily collected by subjects themselves at repeated intervals; it requires no special collection or storage equipment; and the steroid concentrations measured exclude the fraction tightly bound to serum proteins and thus unavailable for biological action [ 8, 10].