Sentence examples for presents action from inspiring English sources

This special issue presents action research projects that serve as examples of research collaborations among teachers and university faculty that are practically significant to both schools and teachers while also having potential to inform theory and build scholarly knowledge.

Indeed, in a 1958 conference, Sartre explicitly ranks theatre above cinema because it "has more freedom," as "a film depicts men who are in the world and are conditioned by it," whereas "theatre presents action by a man on the stage to men in the audience, and, through this action, both the world he lives in and the performer of the action" (Sartre 1976, 60 61).

FairVote Action presents action ideas for all of our reform ideas.

"It responds to the challenges facing the reef and presents actions to protect its values, health, and resilience while allowing ecologically sustainable development and use," the report reads.

Table 4 presents actions taken for all cases by age group, priority degree and casualty clinic.

That implication would hold only if it were conceded that presently existing rights alone constrain present action.

Chapters of present action alternate with chapters that trace John Henry's aftermath through 130 years of the nation's life.

David believed Saddam's tattered weapons programme was most significantly just that - a programme, a future threat that required present action.

This mastery of suspenseful plotting shows in both the present action and the flashbacks, even if the language that stitches them together can prove a bit weak.

In announcing yesterday that he was taking no present action, Stern touched on a most significant aspect of this story -- corporate accountability.

Forle, narrating both after the fact, as in a report, and also from within the present action, is something of a burnt-out case.