0 past simple and past participle of action
1 to do something to deal with a particular problem or matter:
A five-section organ (grande organ, positive, recitative, solo and echo) actioned by a console of five keyboards and pedals is installed in the choir.
Files to be actioned are can be classified by location, name, size, age, owner and/or attributes.
There is no such thing as a decision that is not actioned.
If the fine is not actioned by the due date on the penalty reminder notice, an enforcement order will be issued and additional costs apply.
A two manual and pedal mechanical actioned classical style organ.
Typically, within a larger organization, these roles are split into multiple roles or functions across various divisions and are not actioned by the one individual.
The recommendations of the report have all been actioned and there has been no significant change in the ecology as a result of the construction of the airfield.
It is factually correct to say that, in a minority of cases, the ombudsman's report is not actioned by the council that is subject to criticism.
