subject of the action

Again on the subject of the action programme, it is better to tackle one thing well, than to deliver half measures on many issues.

But a defendant may be an object, in which case the object itself is the direct subject of the action.

The USTR may suspend trade concessions and impose import restrictions or duties, or enter into a binding agreement with the priority country that would eliminate the act, policy, or practice that is the subject of the action to be taken.

"The word 'interest' in the Judiciary Law has repeatedly been held to be a monetary or property interest in the subject of the action - a gain or loss to the judge or relative that is certain or at least highly likely to result depending on the ruling.

As an abstract and rough approximation, the difference between wa and ga is a matter of focus: wa gives focus to the action of the sentence, i.e., to the verb or adjective, whereas ga gives focus to the subject of the action.

For example in willing, fearing, approving, denying, though I always perceive something as the subject of the action of my mind,16 yet by this action I always add something else to the idea17 which I have of that thing; and of the thoughts of this kind some are called volitions or affections, and others judgments.