Sentence examples for act by which from inspiring English sources

Divorce, the act by which a valid marriage is dissolved, usually freeing the parties to remarry.

Two pieces from 1861, the year that Alexander II decreed the abolition of serfdom, an act by which he became known as the "Czar-Liberator".

It's not the only act by which women writers might one day win the war of words they're engaged in, but it is the most important.

According to the German foreign minister, Joschka Fischer, monetary union, begun in 1999, was an "eminently political act" by which Europe had "opted for an autonomous path".

In January 1916, following the Military Service Act by which all males between 19 and 41 were required to defend their country, Ottoline and Philip took action.

The act by which these kids have fulfilled themselves has ended any possibility that we might attain further knowledge of their temperaments or their souls.

As an expressly political street theater group the Diggers strove to make what some have described as the micropolitics of resistance, those everyday acts by which ordinary people resist the dominant culture, expressly political.

It frustrates me when they use a tune by one of these modern pop acts – by which I mean anything post-Alvin Stardust – and then fail to tell you what it is.

There is no allegation of definite physical acts by which Wilbur is interfering, or will interfere, with the exercise by Arizona of its right to make further appropriations by means of diversions above the dam or with the enjoyment of water so appropriated.

The acts by which we achieve recognition under concepts are acts of apperception.

They are therefore abstracted in the sense that they cannot exist independently of the acts by which they are produced.