Sentence examples for informal action from inspiring English sources

North Somerset council said informal action produced quicker results than formal notices.

Much of the activity of private police involves informal action and is not subject to judicial review.

With the help of influential friends (such as Lord Plant of Benenden and Lord Avebury), she organised an informal action group.

"If informal action does not succeed then the civil servants concerned generally either have to 'grin and bear it' whilst the minister or special adviser remains in office, or seek a transfer".

North Somerset council said it was acting to improve poor quality private rented housing and that council intervention over the past year "resulted in 80 homes in the private rented sector being improved through a combination of formal and informal action".

The regulator said it had taken informal action against 236 other websites, operated by other traders, that were offering Olympic tickets for sale but were unauthorised.

Similarly, while international platforms developed by the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification have started to facilitate greater knowledge exchange between scientists and policymakers, analyses have failed to consider the powerful informal actions that scientists can take to allow their research to inform evidence-based international policy.

Legally, it has no meaning – but they can push informal actions".

It may provide information that is not found in the documents, for example attitudes towards other actors or informal actions that has taken place in the process.

This past December, DOJ made the so-called Brand memo, which directed federal law-enforcement officials not to rely upon informal actions and statements, a formal part of its Justice Manual.

On the other hand, just the real cases when citizen's rights to make impact on city development are violated cause active informal actions during which the civil society builds up and real participation experience is developed.