Sentence examples for will be inaction from inspiring English sources

The key aspect which could potentially trigger action by the International Criminal Court will be inaction by the New Zealand government.

In Syria as elsewhere, the road to a lost generation of girls and boys and the exploitation of girl children in particular, will be paved with inaction.

But, he warned: "The one approach I will not accept is inaction.

He was open to bipartisan ideas, he said, but "the one approach I will not accept is inaction".

"The one approach I will not accept is inaction," Mr. Obama said from behind the presidential desk named Resolute with the traditional flags in the background.

He appointed a "son of the gulf" spill czar and a new guard dog at M.M.S. and tried to restore a sense of confident leadership — "The one approach I will not accept is inaction" — and compassion, reporting on the shrimpers and fishermen and their "wrenching anxiety that their way of life may be lost".

Inaction "will be even more damaging and more costly the longer it continues," they said.

"If we say we passed thresholds and tipping points today, this will be an excuse for inaction tomorrow," he said.

The task of securing such an agreement should not be underestimated, but the costs of inaction will be far greater than those of action.

Having promised serious action on climate change, the legacy of GW Bush's inaction will be hard for him to overcome.

It is important to engage with the public better and more inclusively, including via less traditionally friendly media, such as The Daily Mail  to justify tough choices and convince the public that inaction will be much costlier.