Sentence examples for the relevant action from inspiring English sources

All were told about the relevant action and Trump's justification for it.

"It's unfortunate that the authorities don't take the relevant action against those making such wild allegations," said Bishop Jason Selvaraj, who led the service at St . Marys.

Is the sport now so all-pervasive that actually watching a full match is becoming a tedious inconvenience if the relevant action and talking points can all be absorbed via osmosis on Twitter and other social media channels?

Almost all the relevant action in the arena of U.S. greenhouse gas mitigation is taking place within and among the states, and here comes the next step: a regional-level initiative to cap and trade greenhouse gas emissions.

Christopher Cowdray, the hotel's general manager, said: 'On the isolated occasions when a matter has been brought to our attention, we have taken the relevant action immediately.' Last year inspectors found legionella bacteria in four rooms at the Savoy in the Strand.

It therefore explores the opponents' action orientations and the relevant action fields.

It seems quite likely that the accused [Warner] contributed himself to the relevant actions, thereby acting as an accessory to corruption".

Barr writes that "for each of the relevant actions investigated, the report sets out evidence on both sides of the question". While the letter states that most of the president's actions relating to potential obstruction "have been the subject of public reporting," he is silent about whether most of the evidence has been previously reported.

"For each of the relevant actions investigated, the report sets out evidence on both sides of the question and leaves unresolved what the Special Counsel views as 'difficult issues' of law and fact concerning whether the President's actions and intent could be viewed as obstruction," the letter says.

"In this aspect, we hope the relevant actions and intentions of the US can be made open and above board," she said before Mr Carter's visit.

According to Noë, in the relevant examples, the subjects have the ability, but aren't able to perform the relevant actions.