Sentence examples for escalation of actions from inspiring English sources
The announcement today that the European Competition Commissioner has launched an official antitrust action against Google promises to be just the first step in a likely escalation of actions against Google and other big-data platforms increasingly dominating the online -- and, increasingly, the offline -- economic landscape.
The classification of malicious actions can be used to rank the suspicious actions that take place inside an IT infrastructure, thereby announcing the escalation of dangerous actions and thus potentially an actual intrusion.
"This is an escalation of those actions because people have lost all hope".
The asset freeze and the travel restrictions represented a considerable escalation of government actions against the former president, who was ousted on Feb. 11 after weeks of public protest.
"However, the escalation of this action does bring heightened risk and we are continuing to vigilantly monitor the picture across the whole of the country," she said.
In announcing an escalation of military action in distant lands, the President was doing something that conservative commentators and other Republicans generally support.
In a statement, a Department of Health spokesperson said: "This escalation of industrial action by the BMA is both desperate and irresponsible – and will inevitably put patients in harm's way.
Ward warned that the unions would announce an escalation of strike action this week and that the government would be 'abrogating its responsibilities if it cannot get Leighton to negotiate'.
In England, those in favour of the air strikes, 54 per cent, back the line that an escalation of military action is necessary to prevent Isis terrorists becoming stronger in the Middle East and beyond.
She added: "Any university that tries to dock a full day's pay for a two-hour walkout will face a legal challenge from us and an escalation of strike action, as well as risking considerable damage to their reputation for fair play".
UCU general secretary Sally Hunt said: "Any university that tries to dock a full day's pay for a two-hour walkout will face a legal challenge from us and an lecturer escalation of strike action, as well as risking considerable damage to their reputation for fair play.
