Sentence examples for act was concerned with from inspiring English sources

For the first time, the act was concerned with people caring for relatives and friends and providing them with the daily support they needed to continue to remain in the community.

It held that the impugned Act was concerned with economic and social welfare and not fundamental rights, and therefore the trial judge had erred in applying a stricter standard of review.

"But the Exchange Act is concerned with substance, not incantations and formalities," the judge wrote.

The most prevalent brave acts were concerned with performing a physically risky action (14.3%), preventing injury of another person (11.9%), and dealing with a feared animal (8.9%).

Justice Anthony Kennedy, who wrote the opinion that controlled the outcome, stated that the act is concerned only with creating districts in which minorities are a majority.

The Patriot Act is concerned in the first instance with terrorism.

The Court first surmises that "academic freedom" means "enhancing the freedom of teachers to teach what they will," ante at 586 -- even though "academic freedom" in that sense has little scope in the structured elementary and secondary curriculums with which the Act is concerned.

"This is what he was concerned with.

Further, Orm was concerned with the laity.

This taxonomy developed by Bach and Harnish (1979) is based on Austin's well-known linguistic principle of the illocutionary act, which is concerned with the force of a text.

7. 7 This subdivision of the act of 1915 is concerned with administrative review of boards of equalization and provides a complete procedure including review by the district and Supreme Court of Oklahoma, as the case may be, which are given authority to affirm, modify or annul the action of the boards.