Sentence examples for act does not take from inspiring English sources

The claim that the Endangered Species Act does not take economics into consideration is simply not true.

By placing funding at risk, local school administrators are left with the problem of squeezing performance out of students who come into the education system already behind.Another issue is that the Act does not take into account English as second language students, or recent immigrants.

The RAISE Act does not take into account that immigrants, even those with a low level of education, start new business, which employ U.S. citizens.

It's not just that all of this comes from moving the window — because the Act doesn't take effect until 2014, the 10-year cost as measured from 2012 is higher than measured from 2010 (and no, this doesn't mean that the original claims of deficit reduction were cooked; see Ezra).

And though the concert was scheduled to start at 2 p.m., the main acts didn't take the stage until nearly 9 p.m., and some of the advertised acts didn't appear at all.

When contacted by Ars Technica, Danowsky said that Sweden's copyright act does not require actual distributions to take place.

It's a tongue-in cheek addition to the 400th anniversary celebrations which, in the first two acts at least, does not take itself too seriously.

The other charges (see below) faced, and denied, by Pistorius show a pattern of behaviour in which the athlete acts recklessly and does not take responsibility for his actions, the state argues.

"In the present situation, we hope North Korea exercises restraint on the issue of launching satellites, acts cautiously and does not take any escalatory steps that may further raise tensions on the Korean Peninsula".

Ashley, who acts as executive deputy chairman but does not take a salary, also told the board he was not expecting any bonus plan to be put before shareholders while the current scheme is in place, in effect drawing a line under his bid for a huge payout for the next five years.

For McIlroy, ranked No. 2 behind Woods, managing his relationships and his game is a juggling act that he does not take lightly.