Meanings of continue inaction in English

If disaster results from the continued inaction of Congress, the responsibility must rest where it belongs.

Continued inaction on pension reform has pushed Illinois' credit ratings to the lowest levels among U.S. states.

Pendleton's limbs were beginning to feel loggy and numb because of the chill and the continued inaction.

Royal is one of those asking the Tribunal to rule on the Crown's continued inaction on Māori health.

That is the price some of our poorest and vulnerable residents are paying because of this government's continued inaction.

The nose is narrow and pinched, from long continued inaction of the wings of the nose (alae nasi).

Interest rates have passed the peak of 1966; and if there is continued inaction on the tax bill, they will climb even higher.

And says it's a protest against the 'denial of established climate science', and the 'serious human rights violations that will follow from our continued inaction'.

The week in hyperdrive had bored her stiff, and the prospect of another day-and-a-half of deceleration, of continued inaction, had her ready to climb walls.