Noun
A group of people joined temporarily to accomplish some task or take part in some organised collective action.
(US military) A component of a naval task force.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgAdrianne is a mother to two young kids and in her spare time volunteers as a pole vault coach with the Running Wild athletics club, and as a member of the Reconciliation Saskatoon Business Action Group. Source: Internet
After taking the name Minnesota Health Action Group in 2013, the nonprofit launched studies to detail why costs were high and widely variable for conditions ranging from back pain and spine treatments to joint replacements and specialty drugs. Source: Internet
Alison Garnham, chief executive of Child Poverty Action Group, said that the financial and emotional strain of the pandemic had “taken a very heavy toll” on the health and well-being of the worst-affected families. Source: Internet
In a desultory and ill-tempered campaign, he berated the “free education” policy of the Action Group that had transformed Western Nigeria, village for village, into perhaps the most literate territory in Africa south of the Sahara. Source: Internet
"If families who were earning decent wages before the pandemic move on to the Universal Credit, they will very suddenly find themselves living in poverty," said Louisa McGeehan, a director at Child Poverty Action Group UK. Source: Internet
Minerva Theatre Action Group head and Kings Cross bar owner Brandon Martignago said the offer showed the city and the state were looking seriously at creative opportunities for the area. Source: Internet