Sentence examples for belated actions from inspiring English sources

He campaigned for Abraham Lincoln and put his own fame to work on behalf of the Union in the Civil War and on behalf of the Thirteenth Amendment not that such belated actions exonerate him from the monstrous actions at the base of his career.

He campaigned for Abraham Lincoln and put his own fame to work on behalf of the Union in the Civil War and on behalf of the Thirteenth Amendment — not that such belated actions exonerate him from the monstrous actions at the base of his career.

Perhaps over time such a campaign could shame the White House into belated action.

Because baseball had not specifically outlawed steroids in the years Bonds was suspected of using them, could Selig take belated action against him?

On the one hand is the mess over Tecnost; on the other his belated action and Telecom Italia's recovering share price thanks in large part to current high valuations on telecoms firms across Europe.

If that is to change then, like proposals for meaningful meetings with clubs over issues that affect them, belated action on away ticket prices must be a start not an end.

That conclusion goes much further than the Scarman report, which took the view that the problem was a few rotten apples.The Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Sir Paul Condon, has acknowledged publicly that the events surrounding the death of Stephen Lawrence have "shamed" his force into belated action.

There is scant description of the vicious, Medieval-style wars of siege and looting and rape elsewhere in the former Yugoslavia, even though it was the West's belated action to halt "ethnic cleansing" in Croatia and Bosnia that eventually shamed NATO into action over Kosovo.