Sentence examples for act decisions from inspiring English sources

The £140,000-a-year role sees overall responsibility for Freedom of Information Act decisions, data protection and regulations on privacy and electronic communications.

Many liberals fear that a ruling against public-sector unions would be a boon to Republicans, much like the court's Citizens United, Voter ID and Voting Rights Act decisions.

Rick: I'm glad you were on the side of gay marriage but I'm really disappointed with your Voting Rights Act decision.

And, of course, during the run-up to the Affordable Care Act decision, everyone had something to say about the court.

The Affordable Care Act decision marked the first time the Supreme Court had ever invalidated any law enacted under the Congressional spending power.

At least the court didn't support Proposition 8, which would have been a body blow to civil rights, akin to the Voting Rights Act decision yesterday.

The ACT decision meant some £5bn drained out of the investment industry every year, so that now our pensions are nearly £50bn worse off as a result of that one decision.

Ms. Abrams's Republican counterpart, the House speaker, David Ralston, said the Voting Rights Act decision was an affirmation that his native region "has changed, has matured," and that his party would demonstrate that by appealing to Georgia's changing face.

Regardless of the Voting Rights Act decision, there's cause for (techno) optimism.

Three Justices also dissented in a 2004 Privacy Act decision.

Did he feel any pressure to vote a certain way on the Affordable Care Act decision?