The phrase "act part of" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing and does not convey a clear meaning. An example of a corrected phrase could be: "to act as part of a team."
Alternatives: "function as a member of" or "serve as a component of."
It's just part of his act, part of the deception.
In the 1990s civil-liberties groups, including the pioneering Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), campaigned against the Communications Decency Act, part of which was eventually overturned by America's Supreme Court.
In a 2004 workshop tryout of the first act, part of the New York City Opera's "Vox" showcases, Mr. Cipullo's teeming, hard-edged neo-Romantic score proved quite effective.
In the United States the Truth in Lending Act (part of the Consumer Credit Protection Act of 1968) requires lenders to state finance charges in ways that allow borrowers to compare the terms being offered by the lending companies.
And a critical point here is that what I felt would be unwise, a mistake, regrettable, would be for the White House to release those photos as an official act — part of the official act of the killing of our most wanted enemy.
Khashoggi was "strangled as soon as he entered the consulate," said Irfan Fidan, Istanbul's chief prosecutor, calling the act part of a Saudi team's "premeditated plans". Khashoggi's body, "after being strangled, was subsequently destroyed by being dismembered, once again confirming the planning of the murder," Fidan added.
Thirty-four states have adopted, or are about to adopt, the act, parts of it or similar statutes.
Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner (R-WI), who introduced the bill, was also the primary author of the USA Patriot Act, parts of which seriously threatened human rights and civil liberties.
Politicians often make such odious choices, like when Bernie supported the Crime Bill in order to keep the Violence Against Women Act parts of it.
Of course, the whole point of strategic experimentation is to make a decision on which way forward is best for the organization - it's where the whole 'faster-to-decide-and-act' part of predictive agility lives.
Only the overture, the prologue, the first act, and part of the second act survive.
