Sentence examples for in further action from inspiring English sources

The form cautioned that "any recurrence of these conditions could result in further action being taken".

But there must now be a serious question marks over whether that review, currently in the process of re-interviewing the main players, will result in further action or even see the light of day.

Fagan's analysis also showed that blacks and Hispanics, once they had been stopped, were more likely to be subjected to the use of force, even though the probability of the stop resulting in further action — like an arrest, or a summons — was actually lower in cases involving minorities than in those involving whites.

"It is vital that the Munro Review, due to report this month, results in further action to improve the quality of our child protection services".

However, the Germans surrendered before they were involved in further action.

Monica Lennon, a member of Scottish Parliament who has proposed a bill to provide all Scottish women with free menstrual products, welcomed the initiative, but told the Scotsman that she hopes it will result in further action. .

Dimcea Dana, 26, said police officers visited classrooms this week to make sure all students were present, and they warned students that they could receive a 15-year sentence if they were arrested in further actions.

According to the Center for Constitutional Rights, eighty-eight per cent of the nearly seven hundred thousand stops in 2011 resulted in no further action.

This is likely to be true if it is a school dance, and it may result in further serious disciplinary action.

Mateen was questioned in 2013 and 2014 by the FBI but this resulted in no further action being taken.

In other words, 88 percent of the 4.4 million stops resulted in no further action — meaning a vast majority of those stopped were doing nothing wrong.