deliberate action

"A deliberate action by one or more members of the crew."

Was the incident the result of some deliberate action on your part?

His wife would deliberate actions for months before making decisions.

He also realized this was because of deliberate actions on his father's part.

He had through his deliberate actions killed another intelligent life form.

With deliberate action, the stranger opened the door of the car, and stepped within.

And the shattering of the lights was a deliberate action.

The deliberate action had happened close enough to Samuel to put him in the direct path of danger.

His deliberate actions had enabled him to avoid a useless step.

A few panes of glass were broken during that time, but by accident rather than deliberate action.

This may be a deliberate action to destroy odours or a natural phenomena.

These situations are unacceptable and should be the subject of forceful, deliberate action by the Commission.

The deliberate action seemed to pacify the German too.

So Smith doesn't see it as logically inevitable that the invisible hand works better than deliberate action.

To be sure, it is difficult for many deer to accept the idea of taking deliberate action to extirpate hunters.

Please, let's not kid ourselves: abortion is the interruption by deliberate action of a natural and inevitable process.

Well, it was not so much a deliberate action on my part as deliberate inaction.

His deliberate action caused her to wonder nervously what his intentions were.

"Destroying the communications gear suggests a deliberate action," Picard said.

O'Kelly matched the bill, perhaps through indiscretions rather than deliberate actions.

The Libyan doctors concluded that the mass infections were more likely due to deliberate actions.

Motivation is the driving force of desire behind all deliberate actions of humans.

The fact that the bolt had fallen so neatly at Keff's feet suggested deliberate action.

But it still requires you to do some deliberate actions, just like taking your credit card out of your wallet.

Instilling new habits requires thought, deliberate action and sometimes temporary physical or emotional discomfort.