Sentence examples for cases acts from inspiring English sources

In many cases, acts of discrimination are attributed to collective agents, rather than to natural persons acting in their individual capacities.

The N.F.L.'s investigation into alleged improprieties involving the contracts of the former 49ers Jim Druckenmiller, Brent Jones and Steve Young has been conducted by the N.F.L.'s management council, which in these cases acts like a prosecutor.

If the management council -- which in these cases acts like the prosecution in a criminal trial -- determines that Policy did violate salary-cap guidelines, the council will try to negotiate a settlement with Policy and others involved.

In some cases, acts of parliament had to be passed to ensure construction could be completed.

The graphene sheet in both cases acts as acceptor since carbon is slightly more electronegative than hydrogen.

The majority of these fertilizers are based on amendments of mineral and organic fertilizers with nano-carbon, which in most cases acts as a fertilizer synergist with the aim of improving plant nutrient availability, reducing nutrient losses and stimulating plant growth.

The performers may not have been able to sing or, in many cases, act; but they danced way better than your average wedding guests.

At first Las Cases acted as his secretary, compiling what was later to be the Mémorial de Sainte-Hélène (first published in 1823).

Now it seems that neurotrophins in some cases act as both the accelerator and the brakes.

The results also suggest that the 2-pyridone dimer may in certain cases act as a supramolecular analogue of phenazine.

Mill suggests that in the social sciences, the individual cases act "conjunctively," in just the way that they act in mechanics (Logic, VI, ix, 1).