Sentence examples for actions would serve from inspiring English sources

Page, the skid row activist, said the panel's actions would serve only to widen the rift between the homeless population and city officials trying to bring services to them.

Charly Africa". Page, the skid row activist, said the panel's actions would serve only to widen the rift between the homeless population and city officials trying to bring services to them.

Such actions would serve to refocus discussion on the evidence and show solidarity on the part of health professionals with the affected population as well as the heroic providers who have chosen to combat Ebola at its source.

Dorrinson said that he was "cautiously optimistic" that the board's latest action would serve as a model for other school districts across the country.

The mature Edison, post-fame, is most appealing whenever he returned to acting spontaneously, without weighing what action would serve to enhance his public image.

Iran might consider such action would serve to consolidate the position of Iran's ally, President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, allowing him to distract attention from his domestic repression.

Syaikh Ismail Muhammad, the grand imam of the national mosque in Kuala Lumpur, was quoted by the Bernama news agency as saying tough action would serve as a lesson to other food producers to ensure their products were halal.

That prudent action would serve the public health and safety interests of those nations.

If there are some actions that would serve any possible desire (or, on an alternative internalist account, that any agent would be motivated towards under the relevant counterfactual conditions), then the internalist can accommodate reasons that any agent has no matter what they are like: such reasons are massively overdetermined.

At the federal level, where the largest proportion of prisoners are drug offenders, President Obama could issue pardons or use his executive release powers for minor drug law offenders -- actions that would serve justice and save money -- while of course ensuring that those with violent histories who may pose a risk to the community, are adjudicated separately.

Nicholas's first act as czar was to have its leaders publicly hanged, an action that would serve to characterize his tenure, which is summed up in his despotic motto: "Autocracy, Orthodoxy and Nationality".