Sentence examples for linking act from inspiring English sources

3 5 In 1998 a Dutch law named Linking Act was passed making it impossible for UMs to obtain healthcare insurance.

7 From 1998 to 2009 the care was regulated by the Linking Act and financed by a special fund called 'Koppelingsfonds'Koppelingsfonds

Van Der Leun [ 85] pointed out that the Linking Act in the Netherlands, which aimed at excluding illegal migrants from using public services, caused an obvious tension on the local-level staff due to the way it shifted the responsibility for limiting migrants rights to care from immigration control officers at the country border, to local healthcare staff.

[I]ndeed, if collective deterrence were the sole goal of tort law, it would be logical to reshape the definition of fault to do the whole job of selecting those causally linked acts and activities collectively deemed not worth doing...

The Czech case shows how linked acts of living in truth can come together to form a self-reflective and strategically capable form of power, up to the task of confronting and prevailing over a totalitarian opponent.

They ask us not to link acts of violence to the religion of Islam because they tell us that theirs is a religion of peace, and we oblige.

In Czech Republic, MAR is regulated by law number 227/2006 on research on human embryonic stem cells and related activities and on amendment to some linked acts [ 16, 17].

If there's one thing linking every act on the bill, acts as seemingly disparate as Stormzy is from Joy Orbison, it's the spirit of the crowd they are playing to.

The owl serves as master of ceremonies, both as a live presence and on film, linking each act without an interval.

In 1931 the Federal Highway linking the ACT to Goulburn was completed, and in 1936 an airfield was constructed at Duntroon.

Such links act as "votes" on what internet users at large believe to be good content.