Sentence examples for making acts from inspiring English sources

Priests were heroes, and the ordinary people, making acts of political defiance as much as faith, went to Mass, communion and confession with a frequency already dying out in western countries.

Dening argues that this was, "Lax's way of getting into the act and making Acts flourish".

Increasing the stability of the artemisinin supply is crucial to making ACTs more affordable and accessible, and reducing risks of shortages and price fluctuations.

The Howard League state that the toughening up of so-called "prison privileges" and cuts to staff numbers by the current government has created an environment where inmates have little to do, making acts of violence of self-harm more likely.

Now, new legislation proposed in her country's largest city would outlaw such behavior, making acts like whistling, kisses, and "lascivious looks" punishable by up to five days in jail and a 1,000 peso (about $110) fine, and national lawmakers are mulling a law of their own.

Over the past 8 years, substantial international donor investment has focused on making ACTs widely available in the public sector in many countries in sub-Saharan Africa.

For example, one worry is that only a few firms now make ACTs.

The first is, what makes acts morally wrong?

So much for Prichard's views about what makes acts right.

AMFm sought to address this problem through a global subsidy that helped make ACTs very cheap for importers in Africa.

The Ministry of Health wishes to make ACTs such as Co-artem widely available to the population of Uganda.