Sentence examples for act to which from inspiring English sources

This is the brave, collaborative elegiac act to which we are conscripted by Levin's work.

Ms. Robinson requested leave under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act, to which she was indisputably entitled, according to court filings related to her lawsuit.

"You of course were never a hunter", charges Henrik near the start of the second act, to which Konrad replies, "I hunted".

I charge the private schools, and visit the state ones for free: a small redistributive act (to which most private schools happily agree).

The Foreign Office, meanwhile, said the test would be viewed as "a highly provocative act to which we will respond robustly".

The EHRC, which is responsible for policing the Equalities Act, to which all public bodies are bound, is also investigating the controversial anti-immigration advertising campaign targeting racially mixed areas of London.

The judgement centred on the scope of the right to conscientious objection under the Abortion Act 1967, which says: "No person shall be under any duty... to participate in any treatment authorised by this Act to which he has a conscientious objection".

Earlier this month Sky News admitted that one of its senior executives had authorised a journalist to conduct email hacking on two separate occasions that it said were in the public interest – even though intercepting emails is a prima facie breach of the Computer Misuse Act, to which there is no such defence written in law.