Sentence examples for act undoubtedly from inspiring English sources

And save my life that one selfless act undoubtedly did.

Such an act undoubtedly changes the task flow, thus at least partially invalidating the measure, and is unnecessary with the EDA apparatus.

The Affordable Care Act undoubtedly is a law regulating economic activities that affect more states than one.

Aaron's act was undoubtedly political activism; it had tragic consequences".

Any new act will undoubtedly provide more flexibility for states and local districts to meet federal standards, but must maintain its commitment to pursuing equity for minority schools, along with a tough measurement system for teachers and schools.

"Even on this court's view of the scope of Congressional power under Section 5 of the 14th Amendment, the Family and Medical Leave Act is undoubtedly valid legislation and application of the act to the states is constitutional," Justice Souter wrote for the three.

THE Supreme Court's 5-to-4 decision this week, in Gonzales v. Carhart, to uphold the federal Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act will undoubtedly harm the future reproductive health of some American women, and Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's majority opinion patronized such women's ability to make the sad and difficult decisions that late-term abortion often entails.

As a practical matter, there are indications that outside the USA where the Wagner Act has undoubtedly had a chilling influence and may well require reform,20 non-union voice has increased.

The Affordable Care Act is undoubtedly succeeding at one of its chief goals.

Regardless of the economic impacts though, the social and cultural significances of the Marriage Equality Act are undoubtedly still felt.

"The bill for the damage caused by these mindless criminal acts will undoubtedly be significant and the police authority will be expecting the government to treat all areas around the country affected by the riots the same, to ensure the communities and businesses of Greater Manchester do not carry an unfair burden in a budget that has already been cut by £134m".