The inescapable logic of necessary action seems to be creeping up even on the oil companies.
But, he insisted, the racial connotations of affirmative action were inescapable.
The Bhagavadgita states that because action is inescapable, the three paths are better thought of as simultaneously achieving the goals of world maintenance (dharma) and world release (moksha).
The contrast between the incumbent superpower showing up in force and the emergent one missing in action was inescapable — as was the clamor from a number of smaller nations for support from a rhetorically strong yet essentially hesitant United States to check the power of a rising China.
They are inescapable beliefs essential for action.
This led Berlin, on the one hand, to stress the need for caution and moderation; and, on the other, to insist that uncertainty is inescapable, so that all action, however carefully undertaken, involves the risk of error and disastrous, or at least unexpected and troubling, consequences.
One thing I understand by now is that action is an inescapable part of the solution.
If the real objective is stopping Iran from getting nuclear weapons, preemptive military action is now inescapable.
"If the real objective is stopping Iran from getting nuclear weapons, preemptive military action is now inescapable," Bolton wrote on this page on Sunday.
As this year's Cannes festival ends, one inescapable conclusion is that the real action has taken place not inside the cinema but just outside its doors.
An overzealous police officer sees it and decides that they are obliged to do something, and the ill-advised action of a moment becomes inescapable.
