Converse of object

• take: The SAI does not have any role on the disposal or the action taken on the audit findings.

• perform: If you perform negative actions, then you will suffer negative consequences and positive consequences will result from positive actions.

• propose: Proposed action by directors or ESS team leaders should be communicated to the relevant staff.

• require: The research suggests that there is little regulatory action required in the short term.

• threaten: The billing company ordered her to pay and threatened court action against her son, if she did not.

Preposition: on

• behalf: His actions on behalf of His people will reveal His character to them.

Adjective modifier

• disciplinary: Disciplinary action will be taken against students breaking the regulations or driving dangerously.

• industrial: Under UK labor laws, industrial action must commence within four weeks of a ballot closing.

• legal: With less than a 50/50 chance of success, relatives of the late Doreen Ellis have had to stop legal action against Cape.

• military: I will not support any UK military action which has not been approved by the United Nations under international law.

• remedial: In both cases a prompt notification by the tenant is required to enable remedial action to be taken.

• urgent: Given the pace of developments, the need is for urgent action not " more research " .

Modifies a noun

• plan: Why not re-launch your Local Compact, a new action plan or launch a Local Code of good practice?

• sequence: His background in action is also duly noted here as some of the action sequences in Nemesis look very good.

• by: ACTION BY: Director of Law and Administration ( CR ) 12.

Noun used with modifier

• enforcement: Regulators will need to consider enforcement action against any operator failing to comply.

• strike: He quickly succeeds in provoking the builders into taking strike action.

• libel: Lipstadt libel action ( index )... witness statements ( index ).. .

• biodiversity: This is one of the key areas in the council's own biodiversity action plan.

• court: The OFT may accept suitable undertakings given to it instead of taking court action.