Sentence examples for act to attack from inspiring English sources
The group, Judicial Watch, is trying to prove that the Clinton White House used material protected by the Privacy Act to attack its political enemies.
During the nineteen-seventies, one of Spitzer's predecessors, Louis Lefkowitz, used the Martin Act to attack corruption on Wall Street, but in the ensuing years most people on the Street had forgotten that the legislation even existed.
"It was a cowardly act to attack a 34-year-old father who was just trying to get home after a match," Cosme Damião Freitas, a director at the Santos fan group Torcida Jovem, said.
"It would be irresponsible" to use the Clean Air Act to attack climate change, said Environmental Protection Agency EPAAdministratortor Stephen Johnson, arguing that the strategy would produce decades of legal paralysis and economic disruption and few benefits.
He refused to criticize Democrats for using his vote against the Civil Rights Act to attack him, saying that he would do the same in their position.
He has been accused of using his interpretation of the Dawes Act to attack tribal governments that would not recognize him as a member.
Those would also be very aggressive acts to attack a problem that some say doesn't even exist.
The French prime minister, Manuel Valls, has spoken of "intolerable" and clearly antisemitic acts: "To attack a Jew because he is a Jew is to attack France.
"The fact is there are terrorists among us who want to engage in acts to attack us again and to take away our freedom," he said.
She said the act was trying to attack a culture so that compliant companies would have to show they had done all they could to end corruption.
Kuttner sees great potential in Obama's leadership and rhetorical skills, but he worries that he will not act boldly enough to attack a financial crisis that has grown considerably more serious since his book went to press.
