Sentence examples for key acts from inspiring English sources

One of the key acts that Allen will have to charm is Coldplay.

The two key acts are the 1994 Intelligence Services Act and the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (Ripa).

But in his case he had a few key acts of proactive disclosure that perhaps made people forget about the situations where he declined to disclose.

The king refused to promulgate several key acts, thereby effectively blocking the institutionalization of the political processes guaranteed in the constitution.

EMI was bought by Terra Firma, run by City financier Guy Hands, for £4.2bn in 2007 but has run into severe problems, with key acts defecting and profits crashing.

Because a surrogate key acts like an index, it is created by the user, managed by the system, and never seen by a user, and thus it is never used in queries, DRI, or anything else that a user does.

Battiste then let George, All-For-One's key act, move to the more prestigious Sue Records.

"They were the key act for us," Waterman said, adding that he is working out how to pay tribute to the duo at the Hyde Park gig.

When this happened the experimenter asked each participant if he had pressed the illicit key, acted as if he was upset when it was "discovered" that the data had disappeared, and requested that the participant sign a confession.

European studies however showed mixed effects of ACT when compared with TAU, due possibly to better quality of care in the TAU control-conditions and/or inadequate implementation of key ACT-components.

Selection criteria for participants in the REACT study included high use of inpatient care and the comparison CMHTs had high fidelity for only one of the key ACT components (offering a time unlimited service).