Sentence examples for act initiated from inspiring English sources
23 Over the course of the intervention period, the partnership (which became the statutory UK approach to crime prevention after the Crime and Disorder Act) initiated and coordinated violence prevention initiatives.
That same year, the passage of the Telecommunications Act initiated a trend toward increased corporate control of the airwaves, and this, along with the arrival of competition — in 2002, Clear Channel replaced Jammin' 105, an oldies station, with the hip-hop-driven Power 105 — has greatly limited his playlist.
But Sid plowed ahead -- and his courageous act initiated the "British invasion".
This act initiated a war between the K'iche'-Kaqchikel of Q'umarkaj and the K'oja.
The Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986 ("the 1986 Act") initiated the disparate treatment between crack and powder cocaine.
Vomiting is "a reflex act initiated by stimulation of the vomiting centre in the medulla" oblongata, and should be differentiated from regurgitation; "the passive evacuation of undigested food from the oesophagus" [ 28, 29].
Act initiates the EMT and the expression of Bra.
Furthermore, in the aggregates, as in the embryo, Act initiates endoderm development (Sox17) and BMP initiates mesoderm (Tbx6) development.
For each wasp, we calculated the mean number of aggressive acts initiated and received per hour present during the film (n = 139 wasps on 49 nests).
When the dominant was removed, the subsequent level of aggression (mean aggressive acts initiated per wasp, per unit time) as wasps re-established the social hierarchy was no higher on those nests that contained unrelated subordinates than other nests (lm: F1,48 = 0.01, p = 0.94, Figure 6).
Rather, the changes in Swedish nationality law may demonstrate a national identity characterized by 'humanitarian internationalism': The new nationality act was initiated by a desire to modernize legislation in the wake of immigration and internationalization, and the act can be regarded as a reflection of more recent perceptions of Sweden as a multicultural society.
