Sentence examples for its own action from inspiring English sources

After the city had paid a substantial part of the judgment, it brought its own action against Ho Sing, the property owner, seeking indemnification.

The poem embodies its own action: as it progresses, it breaks into song.

The F.H.A. referred the problems it spotted with MortgageIT to the Justice Department because it could not bring its own action once the company stopped issuing loans.

First and foremost it's about how well a country does against its own action plan, how well it delivers against its own commitments.

Tesco said price cuts – as a result of grocery market deflation and its own action – had cost it around £200m over the half year.

De Gaulle's speech upon his return from Bucharest, at first considered meaningless, in retrospect is now being interpreted as another artful ruse intended to draw the Communist feeling out into the open, where it would be unmasked, by its own action, as a weapon sure to alarm the rank & file of the more ordinary Communist French, & rally them around their leader.

It ascribes to America its own actions: incitement of violence in Kiev, support of extreme nationalists in eastern Ukraine, military involvement in the conflict.

The management must demonstrate through its own actions that it prioritizes shared visions, missions, values, principles and codes of behaviour.

However, even as it was signing the agreement in 1998 the U.S. government became concerned about sovereignty and having its own actions challenged; eventually it backed away.

Some will blame Iran for firing the missiles and say it must take responsibility for its own actions.

If the civilized world is to carry the banner of human rights, it has to look at its own actions.