actionable

"I feel as if something is off but it's nothing actionable."

But the people need to know that we're taking action on actionable intelligence.

In your own personal family court, what would be actionable grounds?

"Possibly because you've never given me an actionable reason to leave you."

They do not mark the boundary of what is actionable.

Thus an agreement to break a contract may not be actionable.

I just hope his definition of actionable intelligence is a whole lot better.

That is, the cost of turning raw data into actionable information.

"People wanted information boiled down to real actionable steps that families can take."

"We did not have any actionable intelligence," one senior official said.

He added that the attack was based on "actionable intelligence."

Actionable - Based on the metric, you will know what to do.

Read it again and ask yourself: Is there even one actionable sentence?

Now lawyers, like Hamlet, have lost the name of actionable.

In terms of content, ultimately the goal for this is what we call actionable information.

Some of the things he said to me were positively actionable."

Originally the subject matter had to be actionable in both the foreign and local jurisdiction.

Nothing actionable or worth starting a fight over, but it very likely grated on him.

A moral system without this axiom seems simply not actionable.

In such contexts, she said, "this kind of speculation is not actionable."

The most striking success of the program was a rapid increase in actionable intelligence.

I swear only at other drivers when it is absolutely necessary, and never in actionable terms.

Making local public information more personalized, usable, and actionable for all Americans.

Under traditional interrogation methods, he provided us with important actionable intelligence.

Actionable indicators are sufficiently in an organization's control to affect change.