The phrase "act to be removed" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to imply a request or instruction regarding the removal of an action or item, but the wording is unclear and awkward.
Example: "The committee decided that the act to be removed from the agenda was unnecessary."
Alternatives: "action to be taken" or "item to be eliminated".
And the brown pelican, the American alligator, the gray whale and the American peregrine falcon are among a handful of species deemed to have recovered sufficiently, thanks to the act, to be removed from the list that had warned of their potential doom.
The Declaratory Act removed the ability for any in Ireland to speak for the people of Ireland, and it was necessary for the act to be removed before the people could be heard.
Third, recombination produces new combinations of alleles at different loci, resulting in greater genetic variation upon which natural selection can act and allowing detrimental mutations to be removed from chromosomes bearing favorable alleles at other loci (reviewed in Otto and Lenormand 2002).
He said he had sympathy for the argument that the words "offend" and "insult" ought to be removed from the act because they were too restrictive on free speech.
He said the publicity may now bring other officers forward but added that the threat of the Official Secrets Act "must be removed" in order to get more information.
The Preble's meadow jumping mouse, protected since 1998 in Colorado and Wyoming under the Federal Endangered Species Act, may be removed from the endangered list as early as next year -- but not because the species has bounced back.
However, it is anticipated that within 12 months this and the other exemptions within the Act will be removed.
At Mr. Weiss's sentencing on the National Heritage charges on Feb. 15, Judge Patricia C. Fawsett said that given the magnitude and repeated nature of the fraudulent acts, he should be removed permanently from society.
These acts be removed "from the world's arsenal of cruelty", he added.
Before the day of horror can come, before it is too late to act, this danger will be removed... Today, no nation can possibly claim Iraq has disarmed.
"We strongly believe that DREAM Act students should not be removed from the United States," the letter reads, "because they have great potential to contribute to our country and children should not be punished for their parents' mistakes".
