Sentence examples for act to read from inspiring English sources

(I simply can't wait till next year. I'm going to have to commit a criminal act to read it ahead of time).

Georgina Godfray, in-house lawyer for consumer group Which?, says: "Companies often interpret the general principles of the Act to read that they cannot disclose any personal details about an account holder to another person.

Despite being one of the most beloved children's writers ever, it always felt like a rebellious act to read a Roald Dahl book, considering how dark and unconventional their storylines could be, particularly with regard to the author's treatment of parents.

which sets forth the elements of an application for an order, required a national security official in the executive branch, typically the director of the F.B.I., to certify that "the purpose" of the surveillance is to obtain foreign intelligence information (amended by the Patriot Act to read "a significant purpose").

Most projects receive just under 1,000 submissions, but as the startup grows and more people learn about it, that number could easily double or even triple, and it might soon become difficult for acts to read every submission, even if fans need to pay.

I was writing short stories, but I would stand up when it was my turn to read and act all the voices out.

These are but a few examples of what the act protects, to read the legislature in full, visit legislation.gov.uk.

Congratulations! Act now to read this entire post to win some understanding about human nature!

We're constantly being told what to wear, what to eat, what to say, what to look like, how to act, what to read, what to watch...you get it.

The publishers ask this Court to give the legislative history of the Copyright Act more force than the Act itself, and to read into the Copyright Act requirements Congress itself refused to incorporate.

Grooveshark countered with a public policy point, arguing that Congress could not have intended the Copyright Act to be read in this way, as it would "eviscerate the DMCA".