The phrase "act of rich" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a concept related to wealth or the actions of wealthy individuals, but it lacks clarity and grammatical correctness.
Example: "His act of rich behavior at the charity event surprised everyone."
Alternatives: "act of wealth" or "display of affluence".
And so the summer of cyber-social policing began, threatening to make the act of being rich and misbehaving in the Hamptons — and, even, not so rich and misbehaving — potentially more treacherous than ever before.
It's more fun to watch someone caught in the act of being rich than caught having sex.
— Ben Werdmuller (@benwerd) 5 Aug 13 washington post sold for 1/4 of an Instagram :( — Sam Biddle (@samfbiddle) 5 Aug 13 Others dismissed the purchase as the flashy act of a rich man, the same man that invested in a rocket company and is paying for the creation of a clock buried in a mountain in West Texas that will tick once a year for the next 10,000 years.
Tom Wolfe defines plutography as the graphic description of the acts of the rich.
As such, we hope that our research provides a limited response to Schrecker et al's plea for more research on how the acts, policies and omissions of rich, powerful countries affect economic and social rights beyond their borders.
A global tax body could also act in the strong interest of rich countries, which lose billions of dollars due to international tax dodging, and have a lot to gain from a coherent and functional system.
AT A recent African Union summit, Uganda's combustible president, Yoweri Museveni, declared climate change an act of aggression by the rich world against the poor one and demanded compensation.
Meanwhile, the act of trying to get rich quick by, say, starting an Internet company has become virtually the sole requirement for entering the ranks of the nation's elite.
Because this first year of mothering can be a lonely place, stapled through with trauma and moments of madness, and because of the crushing pressure, and because the act of breastfeeding is so rich and angry with feeling, and because, crucially, it is incredibly boring except occasionally to other mothers on the internet.
In the 1950's and early 1960's -- an era, please recall, when personal income was taxed at rates as high as 91percentthe- the act of trying to get rich quick, by, say, striking oil in Texas, was regarded with suspicion, if not outright hostility.
