Sentence examples for any major actions from inspiring English sources

Energy prices, however, have already fallen in recent months without any major actions by the government, substantially reducing their drag on the economy.

As a result, the battalion did not take part in any major actions, and fulfilled only a defensive role, defending positions such as "Courtney's Post", "Steel's Post" and "Russell's Top", before it was withdrawn from the peninsula on 12 December.

The 2nd Battalion was not involved in any major actions during this time, although elements from the 1st Brigade specifically the 1st Battalion with support from the 3rd put in an attack on a salient that had developed in the front line north of Gueudecourt, which failed amid exceptionally muddy conditions.

The Obama administration would like to defer any major action on closing the budget gap, certainly until after Congress deals with health care.

But it was not proven that she had been a leader in the movement or had taken part in any major action on their behalf, he said.

The frustration in the auditorium was palpable, as the largely like-minded government officials, scientists, public health experts and environmental advocates bemoaned the political paralysis that had blocked any major action on what they considered the most urgent problem facing the planet.

And not waiting for them to take any major action to curb their surveillance," he adds.

I'm also not hearing any major action on the software side of a new Apple Watch model.

And as the fight over the travel ban demonstrates, any major action will result in a court challenge.

Hindman rose to the rank of lieutenant and Post Adjutant by the end of the war in 1848, but did not see any major action during the remainder of his time with the infantry.

She was commissioned 10 May 1917, and was fully operational by 20 October 1917, too late to see any major action in World War I. On 17 November Hindenburg and Moltke, along with the light cruisers of the II Scouting Group, were acting as distant support for German minesweepers off the German coast when they were attacked by British battlecruisers.