Sentence examples for has indeed acted from inspiring English sources
The White House has indeed acted; it sent the nomination to the Senate on May 14.
While his current role in "The Practice" is his first as a series regular, he has indeed acted on television before, in movies and as a guest star on other series.
"If any member of the Ulster Unionist Party has indeed acted in the manner you appear to allege, I assure you I shall not be found wanting in my reaction, but first I need the evidence," Mr Nesbitt wrote.
Given the verdict returned by 12 citizens as "fair and true," Mr. Jefferson has indeed acted in a manner unbecoming an officer and a gentleman.
Aleksandr Rutskoy condemned Yeltsin's grab for special powers, and the Constitutional Court ruled that Yeltsin had indeed acted unconstitutionally.
Mr. Machado concluded that the audit was done improperly, evidently, he maintained, for suspicious reasons, and thus failed to find that the nonunion arm had indeed acted illegally.
Conservative nationalists insisted that the Japanese military had done nothing wrong and had indeed acted honourably and that stories of widespread war crimes were fabricated by Japan's enemies, both foreign and domestic.
On Wednesday, the Paris public prosecutor, François Molins, said investigators believed that the suspect had indeed "acted in the name of his religious ideology," given the character and timing of the attack, after the London killing, as well as a "prayer" he said shortly before it.
Operation Grand Slam commences, and it turns out that Leiter has indeed found and acted on Bond's message.
So we're basically saying it's fine to plunder?" The driving force in favor of the stronger legislation, known as the Foreign Cultural Exchange Jurisdictional Immunity Clarification Act, has indeed been the Association of Art Museum Directors.
Although the Crowdfund Act has indeed gotten the green light from both arms of Congress — the House and the Senate — Barnett says there is still a ways to go before it actually will go into action.
