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"do not take action" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it to advise someone not to do something or to express a warning or prohibition. Example: "Please do not take any action until we have thoroughly discussed the situation."
Idiom
Don't take any wooden nickels.
(USA) This idiom is used to advise people not to be cheated or ripped off.
Exact(39)
He warns of dire consequences from the health insurance overhaul if voters do not take action in November.
"Killer robots loom over our future if we do not take action to ban them now," she said.
He added that if the authorities do not take action, Japanese troops might be compelled to patrol both the Settlement and the Concession.
If we do not take action to reduce carbon emissions, global temperatures could rise by 3-6C by the end of the century.
League officials monitor drug cases involving players, but they do not take action until the conclusion of the case, as Commissioner Paul Tagliabue did in fining Ray Lewis.
Owners who do not take action "will be shamed in front of the whole neighborhood as energy hogs," Mr. Taylor writes.
Similar(20)
Pregnant women do not take actions that will reduce their cravings.
Parents get upset if you don't take action.
"You hope, but you don't take action on hope.
If you don't take action you continue to be taken advantage of".
And if we don't take action, that may happen sooner that we think.
More suggestions(18)
do not generate action
do not make action
do not take place
do not demand action
do not merit action
do not guarantee action
do not expect action
do not take note
do not take part
do not fire action
do not afford action
do not take fright
do not initiate action
do not trigger action
do not take advantage
do not form action
do not involve action
do not take terrorism
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