Sentence examples for but also action from inspiring English sources
They seem likely to use their veto not only to prevent action against themselves, and possibly even consideration of the question, but also action against their satellites and spheres of influence which all of them have strengthened.
The theory involved the predictive-processing ideas that he'd already been thinking about, but it was broader, explaining not just cognition and perception but also action with a single mechanism.
It trails not just the federalist Liberals, with whom it has alternated in power since 1970, but also Action Démocratique du Québec (ADQ), a new party with only five of the 125 seats in the legislature.The ADQ is nationalist but not secessionist; indeed, one of its main policies is a moratorium on referendums on the issue.
For the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry, competence assessments of industrial managers rely mainly on final examinations that attempt to measure not just knowledge but also action competence.
Creating this kind of love becomes an adventure that takes courage but also action - the type that builds love, creates energy and sustains deep bonds between two partners.
Some anarchists, such as Johann Most, advocated publicizing violent acts of retaliation against counter-revolutionaries because "we preach not only action in and for itself, but also action as propaganda".
The law prohibits suits against gun dealers and manufacturers "for the harm caused by those who criminally or unlawfully misuse firearm products". It applies not only to federal courts, but also actions at the state and local levels.
"Sweden has shown the world that when we talk about human rights it is not just words but also actions, which could lead to a picture of Sweden as a state with great integrity on these issues," he said.
This theory proposes, for example, that stored and strongly interlinked information about concrete objects in the world include not only perceptual features, such as color, shape, size, and smell, but also action-related properties such as chewing and swallowing.
In that case, I wrote articles criticising the Vice-Chancellor's action but also actions by Steele and the union (Martin 2002, 2005).
