Sentence examples for make such actions from inspiring English sources
British soldiers are formally reminded of their duties to consider the morality and legality of their actions - they know that, for instance, if ordered to attack civilians, they should refuse, as the rules of war make such actions a crime.
But the size of the deficit and the state's governing system make such action next to impossible.
Yet these countries' deeply flawed systems of national energy governance will make such action all the more challenging.
When a colleague filed a bill in 2003 to make such action more difficult, Mr. Carona argued that it would "devastate homeowners' associations throughout the state".
It's rather violent, but they are demons, so perhaps that makes such actions acceptable".
"Those who seek peace must do everything in their power to dismantle the infrastructure of terror that makes such actions possible," he said.
The image of longing, in the form of reaching arms, was a frequent sight, but the dead-serious faces of the dancers made such actions mundane.
As one of his last acts as president before resigning last week, Fernando de la Ruá signed a decree making such actions virtually impossible, thereby blunting existing extradition petitions from France, Germany, Italy and Spain, who say their citizens were the victims of human rights abuses.
Europe may need a broad cure to its debt crisis, but the increasingly awkward pairing of the European Union and the International Monetary Fund makes such action unlikely.
The law, approved in a 47-to-38 47-to-38 47-to-38t, effectivote byns any Parliamentl for a boycott — effectivelyultural or academic — against Israel or its West bans settlements, manyng such action a publicable offense.
