Sentence examples for act which was conceived from inspiring English sources

The official review into the 2003 Extradition Act, which was conceived in haste in the aftermath of 9/11, has also come down against the introduction of a "forum bar" rule, which would ensure suspects were tried in the country where the bulk of their offences had been committed.

The New Yorker, February 21 , 1994P. 120 SHOUTS AND MURMURS Casual giving a synopsis of a ficticious Verdi opera, La Forza Del Alpo," in four acts, which was conceived prior to successive evenings at the Westminster Kennel Club Show and the Metropolitan Opera.

By Roger Angell The New Yorker, February 21 , 1994P. 120 SHOUTS AND MURMURS Casual giving a synopsis of a ficticious Verdi opera, La Forza Del Alpo," in four acts, which was conceived prior to successive evenings at the Westminster Kennel Club Show and the Metropolitan Opera.

But its implicit irony is missing in "Unnatural Acts," which was conceived and directed by Tony Speciale and collectively written by members of the Plastic Theater, a multidisciplinary company led by Mr. Speciale.

John Sykes, VH1's president, said that as popular music has progressed, there has been less room for these baby-boomer acts on VH1, which was conceived as a mellower, older sibling to the brasher and louder MTV.

Eventually, the staff settled on the act's current iteration, which was conceived by Simspons writer George Meyer.

The most remarkable was National Connections, which was conceived in 1992.

Then, there is the Sport Fishing Institute, which was conceived by the Association.

A recent effort is "Mad House," which was conceived in 1999 and completed this year.

In "Spinning Room," which was conceived in 1970 and also completed this year, things get really complicated.

The ECOTIN program is an initiative of the Brazilian Intensivists Medical Association (AMIB), which was conceived in 2010.