Sentence examples for act to return from inspiring English sources

Here, if Apple is forced to create software in this case, other law enforcement agencies will seek similar orders to help them hack thousands of other phones, as FBI Director Comey confirmed when he said he would "of course" use the All Writs Act to "return to the courts in future cases to demand that Apple and other private companies assist... in unlocking secure devices".

Furthermore, synaptic homeostasis mechanisms that act to normalize neuronal activity or excitatory synaptic drive have been identified [6], [7], [8] and might act to return potentiated synapses to an average or basal strength, eliminating memories.

The last action creates a demand for an increased output of insulin (a hormone secreted by the pancreas), which acts to return the blood-glucose level to normal.

Ever-earlier openings across the country have brought complaints from some parents and from resorts that cater to traveling families, and a few state legislatures have acted to return August to the summer holiday.

An elastic force acts to return a spring to its natural length.

One of ten acts to return for the finals two weeks later, The Passing Zone brought Hasselhoff to the stage and, as all three men wore torches atop construction helmets (and with Hasselhoff holding four spinning plates), Wee and Morse passed sickles back and forth around him.

Greens senator Sarah hasson-Young has written to Dutton asking him to act immediately to return the baby and the family back to an onshore centre.

"Both sides will act immediately to return the situation to that which existed prior to the current crisis," the president announced in an agreed statement at noon on October 17th.That night, despite continued sporadic shooting at several flashpoints, Israeli tanks began withdrawing from around Nablus.

To accomplish this, both sides will act immediately to return the situation to that which existed prior to the current crisis in areas such as restoring law and order, redeployment of forces, eliminating points of friction, enhancing security cooperation and ending the closure and opening the Gaza airport.

After a 22-year-old Sikh man removed his turban to help an injured boy, a handful of friendly strangers acted quickly to return the favor.

He needed the imagery to be just right for his latest high-wire act: He wants to return to the Republican fold but also keep his romantic image as the lonely rebel.