Sentence examples for premature actions from inspiring English sources

It's better not to stir things up… with premature actions," he said.

Ms. Harrison argues that Planned Parenthood Federation of America violated its "own standards of affiliation" by taking "premature action" to sever its ties.

De Gaulle was worried that such premature action would result either in a blood bath or a seizure of power by the communists.

Refusal to be bounced into premature action is a virtue, but from the outside caution can look like paralysis – or incipient panic.

Lancaster Gate, however, is unlikely to be panicked into premature action, taking the view that these are early days and the sendings-off probably will not continue at their present rate.

"Premature action on withdrawing stimulus, as we saw in the 1930s, can prolong the hardship of high unemployment, but delays in formulating strategies to address the large fiscal deficits can undermine confidence, generate market uncertainties and endanger growth prospects," Mr. Rhodes wrote.

So even though all options were on the table, premature action needed to be curbed.

Argentina, which held the rotating U.N. Security Council presidency this month, also warned against premature action against Assad's government.

This is important to note to prevent any premature action aiming at extirpating flying foxes as potential virus hosts, as this may disrupt important ecological functions, i.e., seed dispersal and pollination.

This has already happened twice in the last 15 years - once in the Irish Sea and once in the North Sea - where we took premature action rewarding a particular year class and ended up with a situation where we had to start again from scratch.

Alexander said: "It is disappointing that there are a minority of unions who seem hell bent on premature strike action before discussions are even complete.