Sentence examples for object the act from inspiring English sources

To advance this object, the Act provides for visas as the only source of lawful presence (Migration Act, 1958: ss 14, 15) and provides for the removal of non-citizens whose presence in Australia is not permitted by the Act (that is, unlawful non-citizens) (s 198).

"We should remember that it shouldn't always be up to the person who is being harassed to object, that the act itself is wrong, and people have a right to come to work and not feel like they have to navigate through a dating landscape".

5) People may be more likely to donate when they feel they retain control and people may not object to the act of donation but to the consenting system itself.

Republicans have also objected to the act being used to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, prompting a US supreme court challenge to the Clean Power Plan.

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The nuns are objecting to the act of directing someone else to cover birth control for their employees.

Cleveland objected to the act in principle and his steadfast refusal to abide by it prompted its fall into disfavor and led to its ultimate repeal in 1887.

Hence in any perceptual act, e.g. the hearing of a tone C, there are two ingredients: the primary object of the act, the tone C, and the secondary object, which in this case is the hearing of C. In virtue of this two-fold structure, consciousness at a given moment of time is always accompanied by a form of self-consciousness.

Moreover, how far should we distinguish between so-called formal concepts (or acts of mind) and objective concepts (whatever it is that is the object of the act of understanding)?

Any undue burden of proof placed on applicants sat "in tension" with the object of the act, the report stated, and instead stakeholders should rely more on inference in certain circumstances.

"The court held that the object of the ACT act is to provide for marriage equality for same-sex couples and not for some form of legally recognised relationship which is relevantly different from the relationship of marriage which the federal law provides for and recognises," the court said in its summary of the judgment.