Sentence examples for make and act from inspiring English sources

Hermione Way, Tinder's head of European communications, said: "While those swiping decisions are important and could be the first step to a successful relationship, we hope that the NHS profiles featuring Jamie, Jade and Gemma will encourage people to make and act upon a different decision too – to sign up as an organ donor".

These programmes have uncovered contradictions between what is defined as "traditional culture" and "environmental protection", and who is empowered to make and act upon these definitions.

Some cultural groups, such as indigenous peoples, may be structured so that they can make and act on decisions as groups, but very many lack the institutional apparatus necessary for them to be 'agents' in any credible sense.

"The aims are to prompt the patient to recognise the harm which their drinking has caused, especially the wound being treated, to review their drinking; to set themselves drinking limits and to make and act on decisions to reduce their hazardous drinking".

It isn't always that a young film student gets the opportunity to make and act in a film that has broad and current implications for the community.

Frankl's life, more so than his written words, affirms that we all possess the power to make and act on this choice.

"Stranded," directed by Roger Christian, is such a film, and it's decently made and acted.

It has been made and acted with intelligence and evident love, which deserves to be requited.

You need a military-like command-and-control system so decision get made and acted on quickly.

Given that in tasks without a prolonged decision phase, semantic decisions can be made and acted on within ∼500 ms, it is unlikely that the stimulus is passively remembered until the end of the delay period.

I saw chemistry as a way to understand science at the molecular level, particularly how drugs are made and act.