Sentence examples for act depending from inspiring English sources

"I might tell you Congress has to act, depending on how these cases get decided and if our rights get diminished.

But it would have recognized that the law could violate the Voting Rights Act, depending on the facts that emerged about it in court.

He said: "It will now be analysed by our disciplinary inspectors, they will act if they have to act depending on what has been said.

Legal sources told the Observer the party could have breached the Data Protection Act, depending on the extent to which Clarke is judged to have been operating on behalf of Conservative Campaign Headquarters (CCHQ).

The company is also likely to owe several billion dollars for damages to natural resources under the Oil Pollution Act, and somewhere between $5 billion and $20 billion in penalties under the Clean Water Act, depending on the level of negligence.

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How you experience Tyrol's cultural balancing act depends on the direction of your approach.

Much of the second act depends on questions from the audience.

The character of every act depends upon the circumstances in which it is done.

The rules established by the 1986 Electronic Communications Privacy Act depend on what type of information is sought and how old it is.

The prime minister said his position on the Racial Discrimination Act "depends [on] how you amend it", implying he might be open to such changes, provided prohibitions on humiliating and intimidating others were retained.