Sentence examples for expected no action from inspiring English sources

Analysts had expected no action on rates.

The majority of the abuse was perpetrated by the public, and in more than half of instances the victims said they did not bother to report their experience to the police because they expected no action to be taken.

We stressed that the Iran resolution is the USG's top priority, and asked for the GOE to oppose expected "no action" votes on the Iran and Burma resolutions, and to support all three substantive resolutions.

Kehdr said that the Muslim Council of Peel has flagged Never Again Canada to Facebook but expect no action to be taken by the social media giant.

We're well on our way to COP22 in Marrakech, and it is imperative to remember that the world, and in particular the poorest and most vulnerable, are expecting - no, needing - action.

In fact, analysts expect no major action until after Germany's national elections in September.

By their reckoning, the median rise in temperature that the world can expect, if no action is taken, is a troubling 2.5°C.The second argument put forth by Mr Bush's team is that developing countries such as India and China are not required to cut emissions, and so get a free ride while America suffers economic hardship.

"Hurricane Sandy, which caused more than $50 billion in economic losses, is typical of what we can expect if no action is taken and warming trends continue," said Davis, who also works for the Investor Network on Climate Risk, which groups 100 institutional investors with assets of more than $11 trillion.

Mrs. Goodman said she expects no further legal action on the cars that were sold at auction and that there would be no legal basis for opening those cases.

It became clear that no progress could be expected from overt action: conspiratorial action was the only hope.

"I was expecting an action plan.