Sentence examples for officially act from inspiring English sources

When James Carroll, a lawyer for the Republicans, who is not related to Jane Carroll, asked that the canvassing board officially act on the request to reconsider the recount, Judge Lee said, "The request dies from lack of a motion".

Judge McMahon announced her decision after a spirited and at times contentious hearing outside the jury's presence in which she expressed continued skepticism about whether prosecutors had adequately shown that Ms. Annabi agreed, as early as 2002, to officially act on behalf of Mr. Jereis, a former Yonkers Republican chairman, in return for close to $175,000 in payments from him and another man.

The House Budget Committee meets Monday to officially act on the measure, the product of six separate House panels.

Mr Edwards officially acted as the film's director, writer, cinematographer, production designer and visual effects supervisor.

Mr. Ahern and Mr. La Barbera, whose term as president of the Central Labor Council was scheduled to end in 2010, declined to comment because the labor council has not yet officially acted on the changes.

Larger still is El Gordo, or officially ACT-CL J0102-4915, whose discovery was announced in 2012.

So when Advance Class held its monthly board meeting a few days after the Class Act officially bit the dust, Ms. Garner figured this push for a national long-term care approach was dead, along with her organization.

They were among more than 3 million German speakers expelled from Czechoslovakia in 1945 following Germany's defeat in the second world war, in an officially ordered act of ethnic cleansing supposedly justified by Hitler's aggression and permitted by war-time allies Britain, the US and the Soviet Union.

Bill C-2, the Federal Accountability Act (officially "An Act providing for conflict of interest rules, restrictions on election financing and measures respecting administrative transparency, oversight and accountability"), received Royal Assent in the Senate on December 12, 2006, and is now becoming law.

9 The high prevalence of chloroquine resistance in Sierra Leone (up to 79% of malaria cases) has led the country to officially adopt ACT as the treatment of choice in accordance with WHO guidelines, but the financial implications of this policy and the burden imposed on the country's recovering public health system have not been fully explored.

The proposals range from imprisonment, confiscation of assets and forced induction into Arab armies to beatings, officially incited acts of violence and pogroms.