Sentence examples for act targeting from inspiring English sources

Ennahda condemned the assassination as a "cowardly" act "targeting the revolution and national unity, and obstructing the democratic transition process".

It is well known that the CBMs act targeting the CDs to the insoluble substrate and increasing the cellulases local concentration (Reinikainen et al. [1992]; Bolam et al. [1998]; Carrard et al. [2000]).

Supplemental analysis showed that Parg −/− ES cells were not further sensitized by PARP inhibitor PJ-34, suggesting that PARP inhibitor and PARG deficiency may dominantly act targeting the same pathway in ES cells (Supplementary Figure 4).

One part of the act targets "market speculators" and aims to reduce their ability to gamble on the energy markets by upping the amount of margin – or collateral – they put up with the exchanges to make bets.

It says in order to meet Climate Change Act targets, gas-fired power generation will need to have almost completely stopped by 2030.

While ACT targets only the two-way radio market, the parent company, Enrev, is taking a stab at licensing its software to mobile-phone manufacturers.

The Affordable Care Act targets low- and middle-income households with tax credits and additional subsidies.

She shared her story with the world to promote a piece of legislation called the Breast Cancer Education and Awareness Requires Learning Young (EARLY) Act targeted to my age group 15-399).

The Civil Rights Act targeted those laws, without question, but it also targeted the practices, values, norms, and prejudices from which those institutional forms of discrimination were an expression.

Passed in October 2009, Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Act targeted the most marginalized and vulnerable members of the country's population with extreme penalties, including life imprisonment for gay sex, oral sex, and living in a same-sex marriage.

ACT targets to increase psychological flexibility.