Sentence examples for introducing the act from inspiring English sources

Making a similar pitch, the elder Trudeau told the nation, upon introducing the act that expanded the powers of warrantless search and indefinite detention, that "freedom and personal security are safeguarded by laws; those laws must be respected in order to be effective".

And Dorn (David Rasche), the seemingly detached doctor, signals detachment with shiny quotation marks and "ta-da" gestures, as if introducing the acts in a vaudeville routine.

Labour introduced the act but was justifiably accused of violating most of its principles, in its obsession with security.

The member of Congress who introduced the Act added: "The power to judge of the legality of the votes is a necessary consequent of the power to count.

Shortly after the September 11 attacks, the Bush administration introduced the act, an acronym for "Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism".

Labour introduced the act but its ancestry can be traced to postwar Conservatives and traditional British liberties, as Jesse Norman and Peter Oborne ably demonstrate in their compelling Liberty publication launched yesterday.

Since re-introduced, the act currently has over 300 endorsing organizations -- from the American Medical Association and the Natural Resources Defense Council to the Humane Society.

In 1979, Raël introduced the "Act of Apostasy" as an obligation for those preparing for their Raëlian baptism.

On 28 March the parliament passed resolutions indicating support for union, so Castlereagh formally introduced the Act of Union on 21 May.

Canadian sociologist Susan J. Palmer says that in 1979, Raël introduced the "Act of Apostasy" as an obligation for those preparing for their Raëlian baptism.

We introduced the ACT to evaluate abdominal mechanical allodynia and compared it with PWT.