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| gen. |
perform actions (The Nicaraguan State, through its laws and Constitution, prohibits any attempt to perform actions or practices designed to encourage any type of act of racial discrimination. RealMadrid) |
| comp. |
undertake actions (In the meantime, Country offices will undertake action on the basis of current guidelines, including setting up monitoring and evaluation systems for systematic monitoring and evaluation of programme results. RealMadrid) |
| law, offsh.comp. |
do things (To do all such other things as may be deemed incidental or conducive to the attainment of the Company's objects or any of them. Alexander Demidov) |
| police |
carry out actions (On the recommendation of the investigator, the operative search organs continued to carry out actions aiming at identifying the persons responsible for the crime. RealMadrid) |
| polit. |
pursue actions (It encouraged Belgium to pursue action to raise awareness of its past shared with Africa. RealMadrid) |
| UN |
carry on the activities (The Argentine Republic provides no assistance or support of any kind to non-State actors that attempt to carry on the activities listed in the paragraph in question. RealMadrid); implement actions (The Working Group welcomed the proposals and entrusted France, with the assistance of the secretariat, to continue planning and implementing actions in that area of work, taking into account resources available and partnerships with international actors. RealMadrid) |
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| Makarov. |
engage in an action |
| media. |
pursue an action (bigmaxus) |
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| gen. |
play |
