Examples of 'taken no action' in a sentence
Meaning of "taken no action"
taken no action - Indicates that no steps or measures have been implemented in response to a particular situation or issue
How to use "taken no action" in a sentence
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taken no action
Police had taken no action on the matter.
Thirty nine municipalities have taken no action.
The authorities have taken no action to investigate these allegations.
Police have reportedly taken no action.
Tynwald has taken no action aimed at the contravention of this article.
There are still a number of companies who have taken no action.
Syria noted that it had taken no action in this regard.
Men had taken no action other than to call to the young man.
This prestigious group has ignored this document and taken no action.
The university has taken no action to ban the group.
The relevant local health authority for the area has taken no action.
This year it has taken no action to support the falling dollar.
Yet the department of home affairs has taken no action against them.
Trump has taken no action on this pledge so far in his administration.
The police and municipal authorities had taken no action to protect the Roma community.
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They have taken no action on the International Criminal Court.
The delegation of Kuwait wondered why UNIKOM had taken no action in that regard.
Chile noted that it had taken no action in this regard during the reporting period.
The Committee noted that the General Assembly had taken no action on this proposal.
The State has taken no action to combat this phenomenon.
Even so, the government has taken no action.
Congress has taken no action to disabuse Bush of his presumption.
It 's suspicious that he has taken no action.
Protesters have taken no action against Gazprom 's efforts.
But six months later, the government has taken no action.
CASA has taken no action.
Two respondents had chosen to remain anonymous, one of whom had taken no action.
The NBA has taken no action.
He has taken no action yet, since he is not yet President.
Nevertheless, the authorities have so far taken no action to redress this situation.
Although the Portuguese national authorities have been alerted to it, they have taken no action.
To date, the federal government has taken no action and the discrimination continues.
At this time, the IOC has received no proposal and taken no action.
To date, the Respondent has taken no action to reinstate his license.
Despite the clear breach of international law, the Spanish authorities had taken no action.
Reportedly, the Government has taken no action in relation to these manifestations of anti-Semitism.
Mr Prodi has, however, conceded that Mr Solbes became guilty through having taken no action.
To the best of my knowledge, India has taken no action against these sites.
Kenya 's poaching ring leaders are known, he said, but the government has taken no action.
Why has the Commission taken no action to rectify this wholly unacceptable situation?
Unfortunately, the Commission has taken no action to date.
Despite this Barrick has taken no action and is still endangering peoples ' right to life . ".
Yet, so far, the Commission has taken no action.
The Commission, however, has taken no action and there is still no such management plan.
So far, however, they have taken no action.
UNPROFOR, however, has taken no action to try to protect this corridor.
However, 46 % of these cities reported that they have taken no action to deal with these problems.
They have taken no action to commute the sentences per the 1993 recommendation.
Marangella, however, had hitherto taken no action on this instruction.
UNICEF had taken no action to recover the funds as at April 2002.
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