Sentence examples for exact act from inspiring English sources

"It becomes difficult to pinpoint the relationship between the exact act and the physiological condition," says Jones. "After all, we don't know the base rate in society for people who walk around with impairments in their brain who don't throw their wives out of the window of a tall building".

Dr. Strayhorn noted that many parents and grandparents and educators and policy experts are concerned about the same question: "There are lots of Black and Brown boys who are often penalized for committing the same exact act that non-Black and non-Brown, usually White kids, commit in school -- and some students are praised for certain behaviors that other kids are penalized for.

"When a child does the same thing to a sibling, the exact same act will be construed as a squabble, a fight or an altercation".

That was done without any public announcement.The exact number of files within the archive that have been withheld in breach of the Public Records Act is unclear.

The exact same acts were repeated by the right among Palestinians and a few Muslims.

"I definitely think that some businesses will imagine that exact scenario and act accordingly," he said.

The solution was to craft a tiny, buoyant wetsuit painted with Beatrice's exact markings to act as an invisible floatation device.

Further legislation redefined the exact distribution, but Act 51 set up a system to distribute road funding from gas taxes from a single funding source, currently the Michigan Transportation Fund. Funding was increased during the 1950s as the fuel taxes were increased.

Don't you have the nuclear codes?" Ansari seemed both astounded that Obama was so relaxed backstage, realizing that "This dude acts the exact same way I could act if I was president!" He said that he halfway expected Obama to take them all to the club and start spinning some tracks as DJ POTUS.

They need not be religious fanatics but rather persons harboring deep feelings of hurt who are moved to exact vengeance for acts that harmed those with whom they are closely related and/or identify.

The national critics were either angered or bewildered by Arden's portrait of four Victorian deserters who turn up in a northern mining town to exact retribution for an act of colonial violence: one based on an incident in Cyprus in 1958, when British soldiers killed five innocent people in an anti-terrorist reprisal.