Sentence examples for some action of from inspiring English sources

On Friday Speedy Hire took some action of its own, selling its fleet of large excavators and rollers for $14.4m.

Mark Carney made much the same point on Thursday in a speech that was mostly about his plans to protect the financial system from collapse following the vote to leave the European Union, but found space to chide the government for not joining him by taking some action of its own to boost growth in the economy.

Human culture and the decisive features of the world as man now knows it are established during the transformation: man's labour, sexuality, and death are due to some action of the ancestors; the topography of the land is the "tracks" left by the ancestors; men, animals, and plants are depicted as having received their present form after the ancestral age.

Although in our study we do not use humic metal complexes, some action of HA in RP fertilizers improving micronutrient plant nutrition cannot be ruled out.

The actor does not acknowledge the reality of ME1 and uses some action of "desecration" to against those who acknowledge ME1; these actions are not ritual.

The combined body of evidence suggests that the chronic inflammation observed in CF is either due to some action of the mutant CFTR gene product itself (a knock-in mutant function) or is invoked by the absence of some normal function of the wild type protein (or both may apply).

Then we'd see some action out of what could be a deadlocked, smash-mouth Congress.

Unfortunately, some actions of the principals in 'Leda' still do".

Moore benefited from some actions of ICP, however, and should give up its gains, the insurer argues.

Some actions of governance agencies could be best characterised as facilitating the responsibilisation of risk and are designed to manage risk to agencies rather than address flooding issues.

CCIA is encouraged by some actions of both senators and companies in the past couple weeks.