Sentence examples for beyond the act from inspiring English sources

The justices' rulings will be landmark decisions, because they will indirectly go much beyond the act itself to our entire system of governance.

"The report makes clear that DfID has gone above and beyond the act and we will continue to push other countries to follow our lead," the spokesperson said.

The sex worker must have a multitude of skills, many of which must come into play before, after, above and beyond the act itself, especially in dealing with difficult customers.

That way we engage on the frustrations people feel and can then go on to lead that to actions like supporting a group or working with others who agree with you – making being a citizen go way beyond the act of voting," explains Dowding.

Some Coalition MPs believe the human rights committee inquiry would give the prime minister a forward-looking process that would help mollify the right, but also broaden the discussion beyond the act to other issues, like the curbs on free expression imposed by the defamation law.

Upon hearing Sharkey's evidence on Form 696, Whittingdale's committee were convinced that: "Police authorities are taking an increasingly authoritarian approach, especially the Metropolitan Police … The report concludes that Form 696 goes beyond the Act and its guidance to impose unreasonable conditions on events and recommends that it should be scrapped".

So if you have room to plant some seeds of simple flowers, even in big pots or whiskey barrels on a terrace, they will give you pleasure far beyond the acts of planting, weeding and watering.

Sen. Feinstein knows as much about the CIA's detention and torture programs under the Bush administration -- which went well beyond the acts depicted in photographs from Abu Ghraib -- as anyone outside the CIA.

Translation goes beyond reading; the act is visceral as opposed to merely intimate, and it impacts you, it teaches you in a different way.

Mr. Plunkett said that beyond challenging the act as unconstitutional, he would be focusing extensively on whether the board's denial of a special permit for modification "substantially burdened" the school's ability to exercise religion.

Beyond its obvious unfairness, the act's affront to equal protection harms national security interests.