Sentence examples for by taking no action from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pataki defeated the bill by taking no action on it, one of nine bills he killed that way today.

Those already enrolled will need to renew their coverage by Dec. 15, and while they can do so automatically by taking no action, many may return to HealthCare.gov to shop around.

Simply by taking no action in 2012, Obama could let the Bush tax cuts expire.

A federal investigation launched to investigate various Clinton pardons, closed its investigation of the New Square matter in June 2002 by taking no action against Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, or any residents of New Square.

But in cases such as vaccination denial and global warming, we really do not have the luxury of doing an "experiment" (by taking no action) and seeing what the outcome is.

For example, a recent study [ 33], of over 1,000 adults in Britain showed that 32% used an over-the-counter product or previously prescribed medication, 9% used home remedy or alternative medicine while under half (46%) dealt with their illness by taking no action.

By taking no unnatural action, he actualizes the Way within his own life; he also influences his subjects toward natural action and promotes a flourishing rather than a stagnant kingdom.

The Fed said after a two-day meeting it was prepared to do more to support an ailing economy but it disappointed some market expectations by taking no new action.

Mr. Draghi has defended the bond-buying program by saying that taking no action would have posed a greater danger.

The proper figures to consider were buried in a table that DeMarco included in his analysis: Writing down principal balances on underwater loans held by Fannie would cut taxpayer losses by $28 billion compared with taking no action.

Their supporters said the court's action revealed the West's double standard in dealing with Arabs by indicting Mr. Bashir while taking no action against what they saw as war crimes committed by Israel during its offensive in Gaza.