inaction

IPA: ɪnˈækʃʌn

Examples of "inaction" in Sentences

That my inaction is an excuse made valid by a diagnosis.
That we, as a nation, could condone these actions through our inaction is appalling and attrocious.
A number of MPs criticised what they termed inaction on the part of the New National Party-Democratic Party provincial coalition government.
O'BRIEN: "The Washington Post" reported over the weekend that U.S. officials in Washington are alarmed by what they call the inaction of the Iraqi Governing Council.
BOUDREAU: Fuld told Congress that the failure of Lehman Brothers centered around what he called inaction on the part of the government, and a loss of confidence in the financial markets.
Udupi: The Janapara Vedike on Saturday demanded a thorough probe into what they described as inaction by various authorities over the 19 murders allegedly committed by Kanyana Mohan Kumar, who was arrested in Mangalore on October 21.
Local authorities say much of the activity is linked to the Republican National Convention Welcoming Committee, a self-proclaimed anarchist group that released a statement Wednesday saying it was motivated by a range of issues, from the cost of the Iraq war to what it called inaction on global warming.