Sentence examples for any sort of action from inspiring English sources

There was no call, in Trump's speech, for any sort of action or affirmation by Congress.

The police have emphasized that the group, which they have had under surveillance since September 2009, was some months away from initiating any sort of action.

None of the 19 alliance members had much enthusiasm for any sort of action against Mr. Milosevic over Montenegro, the official added.

It is a depressing account of gridlock in Washington, of efforts by conservative lobbyists to deny the phenomenon altogether (and when that hasn't worked, to delay any sort of action), and of infighting within the environmental left over whether to compromise and try to get the support of centrists and corporate interests, or whether to take a hard-line, ideological stand.

Mr Obama chastised the Republicans for failing to take any sort of action on immigration a year after a bipartisan group of senators shepherded a mammoth reform bill, including a path for citizenship for America's 11m-12m immigrantsmigranthroughough the upper house.

One obvious implication is that reason cannot be the motive to moral action; if reason cannot motivate any sort of action, it cannot motivate moral action.

He did not threaten any sort of legal action against CBS.

"I have never contemplated any sort of extreme action of a political or criminal nature", he said.

"It was never the intent to have any sort of mob action," said Jon Green, the director of the Connecticut Working Families Party.

- to the high spiritedness of Mr. Tierney, his refreshing refusal to consider any sort of legal action, and his dream of returning as one of several actors and dancers who play the masked Spider-Man during stunt sequences.

Such fears make sense: any sort of affirmative action will bring more publicly educated youngsters into university and in Brazil, the difference between what they and their privately educated counterparts have learnt is vast.