The phrase "attach action" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate the need to link or associate an action with something, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "Please attach action to the proposal to ensure it is implemented effectively."
Alternatives: "link action" or "associate action".
The video starts with a little introduction to LiveMove, and shows how it's used to attach actions to the Wii remote.
And if you can't attach actions like these to your ideology, yet still claim to be a feminist, you're being disingenuous.
To increase Greece's leverage, the country's negotiators have said they could attach collective action clauses to the outstanding bonds, a step that would give them the legal right to saddle all bondholders with a loss.
We simply attach an action to our "converted items folder".
You can see from this that the formulation of the problem presupposes a distinction between direct consequences of actions (ones that attach directly to an action, and that are ensured by the successful performance of the action) and other consequences.
Although Weber had a more nuanced understanding of the relationship between state and economy than Marx did, his concern with how institutions condition the meanings that individuals attach to economic action obscured the ways in which economic and political institutions are systemically linked at a level above the individual.
The irrationality which is held necessarily to attach to akratic action derives from the discrepancy between what the agent judges to be the best (or better) thing to do, and what she does.
Recently, the Islamic State claimed responsibility for a horrifying terrorist attack in Belgium that killed 34 and wounded hundreds, prompting world leaders to attach promises of action against Islamic extremism to their immediate statements of grief and solidarity with the Belgian people.
On Tuesday, the Islamic State claimed responsibility for a horrifying terrorist attack in Belgium that killed 34 and wounded hundreds, prompting world leaders to attach promises of action against Islamic extremism to their immediate statements of grief and solidarity with the Belgian people.
They normally involve just two players, they often have infinite length, the only outcomes are winning and losing, and no probabilities are attached to actions or outcomes.
