Sentence examples for issue of inaction from inspiring English sources

As a Nigerian I would say it boils down to our leaders not valuing the lives of the citizens Zizou007 who said they had "just got back from Nigeria yesterday" pointed to what they see as a "bigger issue of inaction" in tackling the Islamic militant group, which has fought an insurgency since 2009 that is believed to have claimed more than 13,000 lives.

America, like it or not, has a stable and venerable system of government which yields ceaseless peaceful transfers of power, and is in actual fact fairly responsive to voter sentiment, despite even the most level-headed criticisms made over the issues of inaction and corruption.

While it was approved in the state House, it failed to garner enough support for success in the Senate but Quinn press secretary Annie Thompson indicated they would press on by "ask[ing] all of the legislative caucuses to discuss this issue and consider the consequences of inaction".

In a prerecorded speech to the Rio+20 UN sustainable development conference today, the Prince of Wales warned of the potentially "catastrophic" consequences of inaction on issues such as climate change and global food security.

The Prince of Wales has warned of the "catastrophic" consequences of inaction on issues such as climate change, at a UN sustainability conference in Brazil.

"The potential consequences of inaction on this issue are so grave that the American people deserve to know where their elected representatives truly stand," said Mr. McConnell.

He was willing to break with a government policy of inaction on the issue.

America's mayors know firsthand the tragic price of inaction on this issue.

After years of inaction on the issue, the Obama administration is taking new steps to help schools achieve socioeconomic diversity. .

Following years of inaction on the issue, the City Council voted in 2017 to legalize Airbnb's fauxtel scam and create a permitting process, but that hasn't solved the problem.

Those who actively mislead the public on climate change should be found criminally negligent, since many thousands have, and many millions could, die because of inaction on this issue.