Sentence examples for act launched from inspiring English sources

The American Power Act launched by Senator John Kerry was initially prepared with new offshore oil fields in mind to increase energy security in the US and appease the oil industry.

In 2000, Germany adopted the Renewable Energy Sources Act (Germany 2000), which is a replacement of the previous Electricity Feed Act launched in the 1990's.

In July, an Ontario court judge refused to grant an injunction against the Act launched by the Council of Canadians and the Canadian Federation of Students, which claimed the new legislation disenfranchised youth and aboriginal voters.

Then the federal government got in on the act, launching its own lawsuit in 1999.

Gregory condemned Leo's act, launching the Iconoclastic Controversy and causing Leo to plot against his life.

Once aimed at those on a low income, the levelling effect of a grim economy means today own-brand is popular with everyone – so much so that upmarket grocer Waitrose got in on the act, launching its "essential" range as a response to the recession.

Now the UK's Thames Water is getting in on the act, launching a new "reactor" that turns sewage sludge into nice clean fertiliser pellets.

I've found a handful of promising new black hip-hop and rap acts launched on the platform, many who sing its praise.

(Times of India) Gujarat: Right to Information Act activists launched a campaign to pressure the government into staffing properly to make the act efficient.

For his next act, Borling launched a campaign called SOS America that advocates a year of mandatory military service for all young American men.

Last week, the consultation on the Care Act was launched; an opportunity to share views on how local authorities should deliver the reforms outlined.