Sentence examples for act has an from inspiring English sources
This challenge to the Affordable Care Act has an ersatz, inorganic quality, like something cooked up in a lab.
In Europe, this design-and-construction balancing act has an established manufacturing base to feed it; in the United States, not so much.
Nitrogen dioxide, another of the six airborne pollutants already regulated by the Clean Air Act, has an effect on the body similar to but milder than ozone's.
But "Sister Act" has an unusual benefactor: One of its lead producers is a Dutch entertainment billionaire, Joop van den Ende, whose company Stage Entertainment has been mounting and planning productions of "Sister Act" across Europe, Asia and Australia.
Now, the Voting Rights Act has an especially strong provision, section five, that requires states with a history of discrimination to get preapproval from the Justice Department on any changes that they make in their voting regulations.
The Office of Special Counsel, the federal agency which enforces the Hatch Act, has an email inbox and telephone hotline devoted to fielding complaints, and, according to one official, has heard about more potential violations since Mr. Trump was sworn in than is typical, particularly three years before a general election campaign.
So Tom MacMaster's online drag act has a deep hinterland.
The Dodd-Frank Act has a provision called "Recovery of Erroneously Awarded Compensation".
His act has a lot of misty-water-colored reminiscing and lachrymose toast-making these days.
"Also, the ACT has a science section and I'm better at English than science.
