Sentence examples for act was therefore from inspiring English sources
The only statutory provision which could be deemed to authorize the Secretary to dismiss petitioner without observance of the provisions of the Foreign Service Act was therefore the McCarran Rider.
The judge, Roger Vinson, of Federal District Court in Pensacola, Fla., ruled on Jan . 31that the provision requiring most Americans to obtain health insurance was unconstitutional, and that the entire Affordable Care Act was therefore invalid.
One of those judges, in a case filed in Florida, ruled that the rest of the law could not be severed from that provision, and suggested that the entire act was therefore invalid.
The mechanism described in the Draft Act was therefore fairly complex and involved interdependency between the three taxes (the TGAP, TIPP and CCE).
The next act is therefore about giving the juvenile lead some gravitas.
Opponents of same-sex marriage argue that the Defense of Marriage Act is, therefore, essential to prevent activists from using the judicial system to undercut the law in those states.
171 Mere reception as such of those broadcasts – that is to say, the picking up of the broadcasts and their visual display – in private circles does not reveal an act restricted by European Union legislation or by that of the United Kingdom, as indeed follows from the wording of Question 5 in Case C-403/08, and that act is therefore lawful.
[ 32 ] Id. at 376; see also Ely, supra note 9, at 1496 ("Burning a draft card to express one's opposition to the draft is an undifferentiated whole, 100% action and 100% expression, and to outlaw the act is therefore necessarily to regulate both elements").; Keith Werhan, The O'Briening of Free Speech Methodology, 19 ARIZ.
Judgments of merit or demerit concerning a person's act are therefore made on the basis of an antecedent judgment concerning the propriety or impropriety of another person's reaction to that act.
Teaching and espousing revolutionas distinguished from indulging in overt acts are therefore obviously within the range of the First Amendment.
What drives people to these acts is therefore virtually impossible to determine because there is no common theme and the perpetrators don't leave notes explaining their actions.
