Sentence examples for act embraces from inspiring English sources

The Act embraces article 2 of the European human rights convention which states: "Everyone's right to life shall be protected by law".

That this act embraces the case of a person situated as was the appellee at the commencement of this suit seems to us so plain as to require no further argument.

They are alike in respect to the conspiracy; but differ very widely in respect to the act embraced in the prohibition.

"The Freedom to Farm act embraced and in fact worsened Congress's tendency to say the bigger and richer you are, the more money you get," he said.

In response, the Obama administration proposed a new agency to oversee consumer financial services, and the recently enacted Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act embraced the Administration's proposal by creating the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection.

But to get booed by this crowd, Mr. Dylan would have had to present himself as a hip-hop act, embracing something seen (incorrectly) as the younger generation's commercial rubbish.

White acts embraced funk and soul.

Together, the Acts "embrace a fundamental purpose... to substitute a philosophy of full disclosure for the philosophy of caveat emptor". Affiliated Ute Citizens of Utah v. United States, 406 U.S. 128, 151, 92 S.Ct.

While the performances weren't remarkably intense, most of the acts embraced the relaxed vibe nicely.

An Expanded Trade and Export Act that embraces new Asian and Latin American trade agreements, but also ends tax breaks for companies that export jobs, and invests in the infrastructure that future industries will need to create jobs here.

The first problem with this response, of course, is that embracing a people is no more rational an act than embracing God or religion.