Sentence examples for any form of action from inspiring English sources

Any form of action is a step in the right direction.

Mr. Glowacki portrays Russia as a place of such ragged sensibility, random violence and confused emotions that any form of action, reaction and inaction seems possible.

"It's the BMA's right to make their own decision, but even at this stage I would urge doctors to pull back from any form of action that damages patient care, including disruption to non-urgent care.

Mr. Glowacki, the Polish-born author of "Hunting Cockroaches" and "Antigone in New York," portrays contemporary Moscow as a place of such ragged sensibility, random violence and confused emotions that any form of action, reaction and inaction seems possible.

In the Laozi, while meditation and other forms of spiritual practice may be envisaged, the concept of wuwei seems to be used more broadly as a contrast against any form of action characterized by self-serving desire (e.g., chs. 3, 37).

Furthermore, to assess the validity of the demands and needs of a sub-personality before you take any form of action is essential.

Had the letter not been written, firefighters would not now be taking strike action or any form of industrial action.

The remaining bill will still mean unions require a 50% turnout threshold for industrial action ballots, a 40% threshold of eligible workers for any form of industrial action in "important" public services including education and border security, and new rules on picketing.

Inaction is a form of action, sometimes with more devastating consequences than involvement.

As a form of action, ejectment fell into disuse in England as a result of the Common Law Procedure Act of 1852.

Most of the cases heard by the court are constitutional complaints by individuals, a form of action that is free of court costs and does not require counsel.