Sentence examples for act have a from inspiring English sources
Does the Sarbanes-Oxley Act Have a Future?
Roberta Romano, Does the Sarbanes-Oxley Act Have a Future?, 26 Yale J. on Reg.
Our findings support the private fund industry's claims that increased supervision and disclosure mandated in the Dodd-Frank Act have a negative effect on private fund earnings.
"There is evidence that disabled people, as defined by the Disability Discrimination Act, have a very poor employment rate that predates the recession," he said.
For this reason, Prof. John C. Coates IV of Harvard Law School has recommended that the terms of the act have a two- or three-year sunset provision allowing for renewal if the provisions are found to work.
Those pushing the DISCLOSE Act have a simple view: if the Supreme Court is no longer willing to limit the speech of those who oppose their agenda, they'll find other ways to do it.
Not only did the Act have an extremely narrow aim, but also its effective life was extremely short.
The harsh features of the 1996 act have an appeal to some conservatives that I do not understand.
These clergy and other supporters of Child Victims Act have an uphill battle.
His act has a strong finish.
So Tom MacMaster's online drag act has a deep hinterland.
