Sentence examples similar to act co from inspiring English sources

It is sometimes assumed that people in crowds lack the capacity to properly consider the dangers or to act co-operatively, either with each other or the authorities.

"The Inefficiency of Local Food" takes on locavorism and the "Local Farms, Food and Jobs Act," co-sponsored by Rep. Chellie Pingree and Senator Sherrod Brown.

Recently, she and five others were in the office of Senator John McCain, a former Dream Act co-sponsor, urging him to summon the courage he now disowns.

A Jeffrey Reich, a Manhattan co-op and condo lawyer, said that before the 1986 Federal Tax Reform Act, co-op shares could not be owned by corporate entities.

The Putting Prevention First Act, co-sponsored by Senators Harry Reid and Hillary Rodham Clinton (who have different views on a woman's right to choose), includes the specific goals Mr. Kristof cites as ways to prevent unintended pregnancies: improved access to birth control, including Plan B; accurate, age-appropriate sex education; and family-planning services for those without health insurance.

Directed by Guy Caron; creative director, Gilles Ste-Croix; costumes by François Barbeau; sets by Stéphane Roy; lighting by Luc Lafortune; composer, Violaine Corradi; choreography by Julie Lachance; sound by Guy Desrochers; clown act co-designer, Michel Dallaire; director of the Xinan Troupe and acrobatic act designer, Li Xi Ning.

And since there are real limits on self-protection, all states share an interest in a collective-security system that commits all of them to act co-operatively against these dangers.Getting serious about preventionGiven the gravity and interconnectedness of today's threats, our world needs to be far more committed to prevention.

The Terrorist Expatriation Act, co-sponsored by Senators Joseph I. Lieberman, independent of Connecticut, and Scott Brown, Republican of Massachusetts, would allow the State Department to revoke the citizenship of people who provide support to terrorist groups like Al Qaeda or who attack the United States or its allies.

Lymphoid malignancies are characterized by an accumulation of genetic lesions that act co-operatively to perturb signaling pathways and alter gene expression programs.

"Then, you connect them in such a way that you get a leg-CPG, that is, the ankle, knee and hips mechanism act co-ordinately".

Klobuchar also pointed to her own bipartisan privacy bill, the Social Media Privacy Protection and Consumer Rights Act, co-sponsored by John Kennedy (R-La).