Preposition: as

• breach: Failure to comply will be actionable as a breach of statutory duty.

• nuisance: So to diminish a flow of air is not actionable as a nuisance.

Modifies a noun

• breach: Where release of information would be an actionable breach of confidence.

• nuisance: It has been said that an actionable nuisance is incapable of exact definition.

• intelligence: Eleven per cent of these resulted in actionable intelligence.

• insight: We perform data segmentation, profiling and online analytical processing to provide actionable customer insight for effective direct marketing.

• recommendation: The report identifies the need to transfer actionable recommendations made by the Scrutiny Panel to the Housing Strategy Private Sector Action Plan.

• call: Between January and the end of August we received 1,440 actionable calls.

Modifying Another Word

• otherwise: Defamatory or otherwise actionable comments should also be avoided.

• legally: Such infringements, wherever they occur within the EU will be legally actionable from anywhere within the EU.

• potentially: Every time a defamatory posting or an email is read by a third party, a potentially actionable publication occurs.

• immediately: This ensures that the work is relevant to you and immediately actionable, fitting the demands of your organization and your customers.

• separately: In English law, each publication of defamatory material is separately actionable.

• always: Bullying is always bad, but not always actionable.

Used with adjective complement

• consider: Jason Donovan won libel damages over inaccurate claims about his sexuality, so it is still considered actionable.

Preposition: without

• proof: It was common ground that the tort of false imprisonment was actionable without proof of special damage.

Preposition: in

• law: In this particular context a nuisance has to be one that is actionable in law.

Preposition: under

• law: This claim alone would make the article actionable under English law.

Preposition: by

• owner: Under S. 96 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 " An infringement of copyright is actionable by the copyright owner.

• supplier: A breach of these regulations is actionable by a supplier or potential supplier.