Sentence examples for category of acts from inspiring English sources
Welcome to the category of acts whose success suddenly waned.
It updates the law by adding an eighth category of acts: providing material support or resources to a foreign terrorist organization or actively engaging in hostilities against the United States or its allies.
More importantly, the additional language which describes a limited category of Acts of Congress those 'providing for equal rights of citizens'plainly negates the notion that jurisdiction over all statutory claims had already been conferred by the preceding reference to constitutional claims.
In her appeal, Ms. Crawford had argued that Pennsylvania's cruelty statutes were too vague, and said many accepted veterinary procedures like declawing cats and cutting a dog's vocal cords could fall under the same category of "acts that maim, mutilate, torture or disfigure the animal" that she had been convicted of.
Prosocial behaviour represents a 'broad category of acts that are … beneficial to other people' (Penner et al. 2005: 366).
Application of this principle requires all four conditions to be met: the act must not belong to a category of acts considered evil; the good effect (for the patient), and not the bad effect, must be intended; the bad effect must not be a means to the good effect; and there must be a proportionally good reason for bringing about the bad effect [ 11, 12].
Section 5438 includes three categories of acts subject to the penalty which it prescribes.
If the concept of war crimes is ever to mean anything, it will have to be defined as categories of acts, regardless of alleged provocation.
All the New Testament apocrypha are pseudepigraphal, and most of them fall into the categories of acts, gospels, and epistles, though there are a number of apocalypses and some can be characterized as wisdom books.
Describing activities with individual friends and lovers is more engaging than answering abstract questions about numbers of partners and categories of acts; such questions are often alien to the respondents' way of thought.
In the category of second acts, the return of the AT&T Corporation to the local telephone business after announcing an agreement to acquire Teleport Communications Group Inc. for $11.3 billion in stock is more glamorous.
