Sentence examples for no particular action from inspiring English sources

Steingraber complains that, "while Carson's sea books occasionally allude to environmental threats, they call for no particular action," and, with that, sets them aside.

So there's no option to enlist people's support for, there's no war drum to beat, there's no particular action that we're trying to sell right now".

Religious groups routinely seek such proclamations, and since the proclamations do not have the force of law, involve no money from taxpayers, and call for no particular action, they are difficult to challenge in court, First Amendment experts said.

Contrary to the information provided by official government websites, there is no particular action plan for a natural hazard that affects the transport network.

It is true that there is no particular action that we are now obliged to do tomorrow; what we are obliged to do is only to act in a certain way; there will be a wide variety of actions that would meet that obligation, and we are not obliged to do one of them rather than any other.

Although no particular action was conducted regarding cancer in women with ID during the study period, tumors were diagnosed at an older age during the first 9 years (mean 65 years) compared to the last 9 years (mean 49 years).

Strong also took no particular actions to prevent widespread smuggling along the state's frontiers with the neighboring British provinces.

I recognize that". Mrs. Clinton went on to insist that she "in no way directed any particular action to be taken" in the travel office dismissals and said she saw no real contradiction between her account and a recently released memorandum by a former Presidential aide saying said she demanded the dismissals.

Consequently, no one will be able to claim a mandate for any particular action, or feel pressure to meet their promises.

The Democratic aide declined to discuss whether Pelosi told Omar to take any particular action.

But the newspaper quoted him as saying he had not called for any particular action against the juror.