The phrase "act alliance" is not correct in standard written English and lacks clarity.
It may be intended to refer to a collaborative effort or partnership, but without additional context, its meaning is ambiguous.
Example: "The organizations formed an act alliance to address the pressing social issues in their community."
Alternatives: "collaborative effort" or "joint initiative".
In 1981, Mr. Randall and his wife, Alice, founded ACT, Alliance for Cannabis Therapeutics, an organization that sought to legalize the medicinal use of marijuana.
For Briton Richard MacCormack, head of the de-mining team run by global aid network ACT Alliance, there is a moral imperative incumbent on all armed forces in the conflict to see that the residual risk to the civilian population is cleaned up.
Other signatories include Maurice Glasman, a former ally of Miliband who has turned into one of his harshest critics, and policy experts from the New Economics Foundation, the Fabian Society, Shifting Grounds, Labour List, the London School of Economics, OpenDemocracy, the ACT! Alliance, We Own It, Changing London, the Green New Deal Group and the Global Sustainability Institute.
The Green Energy Act Alliance (GEAA) succeeded in the implementation of the GEA.
"A big part of Danish emissions are linked to our consumption," said Mattias Söderberg, chair of the ACT alliance climate change advisory group in Denmark.
Following landfall, reports uploaded to ReliefWeb by various news and relief agencies, such as Act Alliance, Agence France-Presse, European Commission, Reuters, Sphere India, and Times of India were reviewed to identify key disaster messages.
In Britain and continental Europe, workers and the student left continued to act in alliance through the 1970s — particularly as students supported strikes such as that of British miners in 1972.
As noted already, it fails because the response replaces a willingness to listen, to value the perspective, and then to act in alliance.
But middle-class civic leaders often acted in alliance with workers.
It never willingly shares power with anybody and has in the past acted in alliance with other jihadis only for as long as it has to.
If NATO does not get new abilities to move forces rapidly and connect them electronically, it could devolve into a political club in which members with modern military forces would act outside the alliance, together or separately, depending on calculations of national interest.
