Sentence examples for such inaction from inspiring English sources

They said that such inaction was hurting legitimate businesses.

The message from the group in Basel was that central banks cannot enable such inaction indefinitely.

"Many, especially in the international community and human rights organizations, were disheartened to see such inaction from those who still claim to represent the democracy movement".

Further, such inaction does not arise from any indecision or impotence on Hamlet's part, but rather from the fact that he is disgusted by the prospect of action.

Liu Bing, the forest campaign manager in China for Greenpeace, said such inaction would ultimately penalize Chinese manufacturers, especially next year, when the European Union will put a ban into effect on imported products that use illegal timber.

Given the shortness of the grace period that militant Palestinians have allowed Mr Abbas, such inaction is folly.Mr Abbas is a decent man whom the Americans, and the Israelis, can work with.

It's not just firearms that produce such legislative inaction.

A woman responded that such police inaction had reflected a view of wives as their husbands' property.

She criticized those who avoided using the word "genocide" in their statements, and praised those who resigned in protest of inaction, such as Marshall Harris, a thirty-two-year-old Bosnia desk officer at the State Department.

However, this tends to be met by a barrage of excuses for inaction such as a lack of incentives, clients not asking for renovation and higher levels of demand for new buildings, particularly in emerging economies.

As the captain of the England's women's team – not to mention their fly-half, chief points-scorer, shirt model and 55-cap mainstay – there is no such thing as inaction for McLean.