The phrase "act were intended" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a grammatical error, possibly a mix-up between "act" and "acts" or "were" and "was."
Example: "The actions were intended to improve the situation."
Alternatives: "actions were meant" or "deeds were designed".
Special trials under the Act were intended for terrorists, but they been abused in a number of high-profile cases.
Nicholas Baldwin, an academic, points out that both the 1911 Parliament Act, which limited the Lords' powers, and the 1958 Life Peerages Act were intended as temporary measures, pending wholesale reform.
The Court in Drivers Local 639 pointed out, however, that even the words 'interfere with,' which originally appeared in a draft of the Taft-Hartley Act, were intended to have a 'limited application' and to reach 'reprehensible practices' like violence and threats of loss of employment, but not methods of peaceful persuasion.
But Republicans also realise that there are occasions of such egregious injustice that require federal involvement, and that is precisely what the 14th amendment and the Civil Rights Act were intended to do protect citizens from state and local tyranny.But at this point Mr Paul was in a pickle.
The bipartisan talking point has held that the $1.2 trillion in cuts over a decade, established in the 2011 Budget Control Act, were intended to be so onerous to both sides that they would force Republicans and Democrats to unite around a bipartisan, comprehensive deficit package that raised taxes and slowed entitlement spending.
These terms, exactly replicated in the Jones Act, were intended to block colonial trade with other countries, so that the profits and any duties collected would accrue to the English merchants and the English government.
That's what the act was intended to cover.
The Clean Water Act was intended to bring about uniform federal regulation.
The Affordable Care Act is intended to initiate such systemic reforms.
The act was intended to create a new, government-sponsored long-term care insurance system.
But the 1911 act was intended as a temporary measure, pending further reforms.
