Sentence examples for act represents from inspiring English sources
The Affordable Care Act represents an evolution, not a revolution.
The new care act represents one of the biggest opportunities the housing support sector has seen in decades.
Yet at the same time, the act represents by far the largest borrowing plan in the history of the state, which has for decades been the most deeply indebted state in the nation in sheer dollars, now owing $37 billion.
"The Budget Control Act represents a victory for those committed to controlling government spending and growing our economy," said Representative Paul Ryan, the chairman of the House Budget Committee.
The Affordable Care Act "represents disruption," said Kevin J. Counihan, who spent several years in Massachusetts helping to run its marketplace before coming to Connecticut to head its exchange.
The list, released under the Freedom of Information Act, represents the final recommendations of a task force of national-security agencies President Obama put together in 2009 as part of his unfulfilled pledge to close the prison within a year.
Just as the Volstead Act represented a rearguard action by old, militant Protestant, white America, so its enforcement was conditioned by the values and social biases of the groups that had backed it.
The education and disclosure provisions of the act represent an opportunity for our entire industry to return to our primary mission: educating customers to do the right thing financially.
Murdoch's point – in a speech made to an audience that included his father, Rupert, and the culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt – was that the 1710 act represented a sound starting point for debates about copyright today.
In the House of Representatives, most Republicans, including hawks on the intelligence committee, were emphatic that the USA Freedom Act represented the best chance to preserve more targeted NSA surveillance powers.
Davis Polk, a large law firm that caters to Wall Street, wrote in a recent note to clients that the JOBS Act represented "the most significant legislative loosening in memory of restrictions around the I.P.O.
