Sentence examples for down to actions from inspiring English sources

All are in some way down to actions taken by the governments, institutions and large companies that make up our economic system.

It could be anything but ultimately it all comes down to action.

Gal told Levey that the MFA was planning a visit to Italy in December, but was unsure whether its attempt to persuade the politicians would filter down to action within the bureaucracy.

"This latest public argument is not down to my actions or the actions of the three other women involved," she said.

Whatever governments say or do, it still comes down to individual actions that we, each one of us, takes in our everyday lives, and actions taken in the communities where we live.

Kennedy down to the actions of a single individual.

This could be down to Voice Actions being so far only for US English accents, not British ones like mine.

"Statements from high-profile individuals are more often symbolic than they are pragmatic, I'm not sure how much they filter down," to government actions or the beliefs of regular people, said Johnson.

"It is down to their actions that hopefully has prevented loss of life or serious injury.

For most people, getting into -- and staying in -- a better mood comes down to the actions they take, rather than the rules they follow.

"Curbing the impact of Fall Armyworm comes down to timely action, for this farmer education and community action is key," says Dr. Monday Ahonsi, Project Manager for FAO.