Doing so would increase pressure on wealthy governments to deliver and take away at least one possible excuse for inaction.
In 2005, the United States denied him a visa, prompted by his possible action or inaction in a series of violent incidents in 2002.
With a nominal group approach, Safford et al. were able to provide some qualitative evidence on the possible appropriateness of inaction.
Ordinarily, a commission like this has two possible purposes: action or inaction.
This possible explanation for official inaction is missing from the analysis in your editorial.
Mr. Glowacki portrays Russia as a place of such ragged sensibility, random violence and confused emotions that any form of action, reaction and inaction seems possible.
Mr. Glowacki, the Polish-born author of "Hunting Cockroaches" and "Antigone in New York," portrays contemporary Moscow as a place of such ragged sensibility, random violence and confused emotions that any form of action, reaction and inaction seems possible.
Regardless, radiology reports like those described by Haldar and colleagues that directly help clinicians understand the meaning of ambiguous findings (such as isolated subsegmental pulmonary embolism), their clinical importance, and possible treatment actions (or inaction) are a welcome step forward.
The discretionary power of 'street level', or front line, workers in public bureaucracies exists because they are " free to make a choice among possible courses of action and inaction" [ 31] within the rules shaping their behaviour, allowing them to translate policy through their practices and interactions with clients.
Inaction is a possible response in many situations, but evaluate its merits and risks, too.
