The phrase "act incorporates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing legislation or legal documents that include specific provisions or elements within them.
Example: "The new environmental act incorporates several measures aimed at reducing carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "act includes" or "act contains".
But he now hopes (see article ) to show in court that the Official Secrets Act is not compatible with the right to free expression set out in the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), which the Human Rights Act incorporates into British law.In theory, incorporation does not confer any new rights.
The Act incorporates over 3,000 rulings of the Civil Service Commission between 1886 and 1940 and many hundreds of rulings since 1940.
The Vaccines for the New Millennium Act incorporates the president's proposal and would also provide public venture capital and transferable tax credit for research and development into AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria vaccines.
The Davis-Bacon Act incorporates "bona fide fringe benefits," broadly defined, into prevailing wage determinations, but specifically excludes benefits contractors are required to provide under federal, state, or local law.
The Court of Appeals affirmed, holding that the New Jersey Wrongful Death Act incorporates liability for unseaworthiness, as developed by federal law, and adopts the admiralty rule of comparative negligence when death occurs as a result of tortious conduct upon the navigable waters of that State.
The Human Rights Act incorporates the convention into UK law.
Section 18 of the 1870 Act also re-enacted in full the 1866 Act, incorporating it by reference.
However, the act incorporating that treaty into British law already specifies that the passerelle cannot be used without the approval of both houses of parliament.
The 2005 Detainee Treatment Act, incorporating an amendment by Senator John McCain, already prohibited such treatment by American soldiers anywhere in the world.
Adopted in 1998, the Human Rights Act incorporated into British law the European convention on human rights – one of the great international legal instruments of the 20th century – along with the UN charter.
In 1764 the act incorporating the college in Rhode Island was passed.
