Sentence examples for for consequential action from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

By breaking the seal, the sticker warned, "you accept full responsibility for any consequential action resulting from this product's use".

But given that single-payer is staunchly opposed by Republicans in Washington and has struggled to get sufficient support even in California's Democratic-controlled legislature, the more consequential action, for now, will likely be on three other parts of Newsom's announcement.

"Consequential action... is essential for LBJ," warned a confidential memo he received from his supporter Philip Graham, publisher of the Washington Post.

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.

Upon assessing the Bear Stearns' situation, the Federal Reserve decided to take the very important and consequential action of authorizing the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to institute a temporary program for providing liquidity to primary dealers.

Most of the the most dramatic and consequential action took place on June 4th.

We should remember, too, that Rebekah's story continues as an account of the most consequential action.

Cardiomyocytes (CMs) differentiated from these two pairs of isogenic hPSCs demonstrated that the N996I KCNH2 mutation causes an ∼30 40% IKr reduction with consequential action potential (AP) duration (APD) prolongation, and indicated a trafficking defect as the associated pathological mechanism responsible for the disease electrophysiological phenotype.