Sentence examples for knowing action from inspiring English sources

"I will always want to work in an organisation where someone who believes they've seen unacceptable behaviour feels they can challenge it and report it - knowing action will be taken, as it has been in these cases and as it will be whenever it occurs.

So in this moment of unprecedented threat to our democracy, a rising Democracy Movement embodies hope in action, rewarding all those jumping in with the thrill of knowing their action is upholding the most noble of American values, democracy itself.

The second requirement is that in addition to knowing which action is the virtuous one and which is the non-virtuous one, I have to decide to perform the action because it's virtuous.

On the basis of an extensive review of the available literature, the paper argues for the importance of differentiating between different varieties of knowing in action.

He said the states are discussing whether to pool their resources for an investigation "without knowing what action, if any, will be taken.

The proposed typology is used to illustrate the insight gained from such analytical precision, through a discussion of the spatial configuration of knowing in action, long assumed to require spatial proximity.

We find the best strategy for the leader assuming that the follower, knowing the action taken by the leader, will react by investing his budget to maximize his market share.

Even if a student can act, the force of knowing the action might be wrong overturns the student's ability to act.

After learning more about the specifics of Ebola, the chief returned home that August day knowing drastic action was needed.

He actually engaged in sex with the legislator when he made advances―allowing the man to perform oral sex on him several times―fearful of losing his job and also thrown into a state of disarray, having such reverence for the legislator and not knowing what action to take in the moment.

His research themes include analysis of the economic decision-making of "forward-looking agents" –individual and societal agents who consciously plan today's actions knowing that these actions will affect their future opportunities as well as future welfare.