'consequential actions' is a correct term to use in written English.
It refers to a cause and effect relationship between two events, with the second event being a result of the first. For example: "Failing to respond to customer complaints in a timely fashion will lead to consequential actions, such as negative reviews or a decrease in sales."
Their consequential actions are, of course, revolting.
They're the passive events Harriet has no part in: it's her consequential actions, choices, decisions and realisations that are the real journey.
There is a levity to the way in which very consequential actions — homosexual flings, broken marriages, suicide — flit through the narrative frame; credibility suffers.
In each condition, subjects answered questions about various hypothetical scenarios, which related either to the link between the subject's own intentions and consequential actions (Intentional Causality) or to the link between a natural, physical event and its consequences (Physical Causality).
And behind that one act of defiance was a larger narrative, of course, of consequential actions by a dedicated public servant.
"They are going to start off with some fairly consequential actions, but after that they probably are going to end up with arguments that fit into 30-second attack ads," said Jim Manley, a former top aide in the Senate who is now a Democratic strategist.
That's where the most consequential action will take place.
Put the interests, needs and choices of the service user first and foremost in every decision and consequential action.
In a statement, Airbus said it was grateful to the European Commission for "taking consequential action" on its behalf but stressed that it was still prepared to seek a negotiated settlement of the dispute.
Zeid said that threats of violence decreased when local leaders intervened recently to halt hate speech, suggesting "there may still be some space for consequential action to pull the country back from a worst-case scenario".
True, it is harder to make an informed choice when you are young - and that's why caring and disciplined parents (plural) are so vital - but even kids know that actions have consequences, and it's a rare five year old who doesn't understand that dead is dead, that killing is the most consequential action of all.
