Sentence examples for taking particular actions from inspiring English sources

(Dayan and Berridge 2014 : 473) That internal model supports prospective assessment of the consequences of taking particular actions.

As Dayan and Berridge explain: That internal model supports prospective assessment of the consequences of taking particular actions.

We typically do not hold people responsible if they were coerced or forced to take particular actions.

In respect to his opinion, at the end of the paragraph Wes added an explicit assessment of the propositions made, saying that involved parties should take particular actions.

The government simply mandates that electric utilities or manufacturers take particular actions, employing the best technology available.

In this study, we sought to use an ethnographic approach to explain why individuals in different situations and settings took particular actions and choices relating to diabetes (including choosing not to undertake what a health professional would call 'self-management').

Mr Burnham, now shadow health secretary, was in charge of the NHS between June 2009 and May 2010 and said he left warnings in place at five of the 14 trusts and took particular action at Basildon and Tameside.

He positions himself as somewhat coerced to take particular courses of action ('the rehabilitation process forces me'stupidpid blood tests').

Strong also took no particular actions to prevent widespread smuggling along the state's frontiers with the neighboring British provinces.

A writ of mandamus is a directive from a higher to a lower court (or corporation, or individual) to take a particular course of action or refrain from taking a particular action.

On Friday a spokesman for the centre said that, had Dare sought advice before travelling to Syria, it would have dissuaded her from "taking the particular action that she did despite us fully understanding why young men and women may be motivated to travel to Syria because of the tragic human suffering taking place there".