Sentence examples for poor acts from inspiring English sources
Free will is a belief that hurts the poor, acts to advantage the rich and powerful, and discriminates against the coloured, and it is crass not to recognize the unfair advantage the myth of free will may be giving to some segments of society, and very much at the expense of others.
Cook, though, described the refusal of Mathews to recall Buttler as "a pretty poor act".
Alastair Cook, England's captain, described the incident as "a pretty poor act", adding, apparently without irony, "there is a line and I think that line was crossed tonight".
Sending the 20 something stressed out single mother to prison for that was outrageous, a human rights violation (especially to her child) and an astoundingly poor act of public policy that benefited no person in New Jersey.
In West Bengal, a poor household will typically have three breadwinners doing seven occupations between them.It is almost an "item of faith" among development economists that the poor act rationally, however straitened their circumstances.
He even gave his legislation provocative names, like the "The War Is Making You Poor Act," which sought to reduce taxes by requiring the Defense Department to finance the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan within its relatively small annual budget.
But England skipper Alastair Cook said: "I thought it was a pretty poor act".
The Paul Simon Water for the Poor Act was signed into law in late December 2005, making safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) a U.S. development policy priority.
Corporations that have disrespected their customers, either in poor act or simply by shouting marketing messages without regard for consumer demands, are at risk of seeing them take over and reveal the truth about their services, products and identity.
Mallinder was angered when Cockerill described the incident as "a pretty poor act" and "really out of order" before the verdict was passed on the length of Clark's suspension.
