Sentence examples for act indicated from inspiring English sources
Yet his noble line in the slow solo at the end of the first act indicated that Siegfried was sensitive and gregarious.
Holly Beal, a spokeswoman for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, said documents obtained by the group through the Freedom of Information Act indicated that the fine was related to the primate lab.
Justice Stephen G. Breyer, writing only for himself, largely agreed with the majority, though he said the drafting history of the Clean Water Act indicated that it was meant to restrict but not forbid cost-benefit analysis.
This was an adequate assertion of a right or immunity under that act, for it named the act, indicated wherein it was claimed to be applicable, and invoked its protection.
We've all heard of the German chap who found his willing main course on the web, convicted first of manslaughter because of the consent of his victim, then murder at a retrial where it was argued that consent to such an act indicated an unsound mind, hence... valid consent could not be given.
As in McCulloch, see n. 1, supra, it so held not because of an absence of affirmative evidence that Congress did mean to permit such uses, but rather because the language and history of the Act indicated affirmatively that Congress did not mean to permit such constitutionally questionable practices.
For some, to be against the act indicates ignorance of the law, moral laxity or both.
Nothing in the Act indicates that similar latitude is inappropriate with respect to the application of §1396r5 e)(2)(C).
Responses by the CQC under the Freedom of Information Act indicate that it did not believe there was a need to launch its own investigation.
4 As noted above, nothing in the Act indicates that the Commission's findings are to be used for legislative purposes.
In today's decision, the Appellate Court responded to that argument by saying that nothing in the language of the special act "indicates that the Legislature intended the town to maintain parks and beaches for the benefit of only its residents".
