The phrase "act are needed" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a grammatical error, possibly intended to convey that actions are required.
Example: "In this situation, immediate actions are needed to resolve the issue."
Alternatives: "actions are required" or "steps are necessary."
Alan Andrews, lawyer for ClientEarth, said: "An ambitious and bold Clean Air Act is needed for the whole country.
Mr. Gore and Mr. McCain specifically cited the submarine and its deadly long-range torpedoes as one reason the 1992 nonproliferation act was needed, according to the Congressional Research Service.
As part of its consideration of my petition, the Scottish government commissioned a public consultation exercise on whether a Sunshine Act is needed or not.
A carefully targeted, short-term stimulus plan, such as Labour's five-point "plan for jobs and growth" or Barack Obama's American Jobs Act, is needed to stabilise the economy in the face of renewed global uncertainty.
It should send a clear message to the UK government that a [new], ambitious and bold Clean Air Act is needed so that the whole country can breathe cleaner air".
"If not then it is a further example that Wales must have more power to look after our workers and our affairs, and shows why a new Government of Wales Act is needed".
The voting games that have unfolded in the past few years prove that the Voting Rights Act is needed now more than ever.
7. Push for Sentencing Reform: A national push for Congress to pass legislation like the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act is needed.
It is unknown whether mental healthcare services to date are sufficient to help them, e.g. because these patients drop out of care due to the lack of motivation, [ 8, 9], or whether active outreach care, such as assertive community treatment (ACT), is needed.
