Sentence examples for relevant acts from inspiring English sources
JON CARAMANICA: Nice to see the Grammys continuing their trend of pairing elder artists like Alicia Keys with younger, relevant acts.
Rather than letting the case start with counsel developing a legal argument based on the relevant acts of parliament, Smith snapped "Where's my luggage?" Things didn't get much better over the next few hours when the question was repeated 32 times.
We need to say something about what are the relevant acts of divine will.
On less dismissive views, there is a general demand for prior evidence in forming beliefs, but our intentions are sometimes exempt from it, as perhaps when we know how to perform the relevant acts (Setiya 2008; Setiya 2009; Setiya 2012).
The Personal Data act and other relevant acts and regulations are enforced and supervised by the Norwegian Data Inspectorate (Datatilsynet).
However, the power to judicially create and enforce nonconstitutional rules of procedure and evidence for the federal courts exists only in the absence of a relevant act of Congress.
Not only that – there are two states with a minimum wage lower than the federal rate and five states with no minimum wage law at all (however, it should be noted that for employment covered by the relevant act, the federal minimum wage law supersedes state minimum wage laws where the federal minimum wage is greater than the state minimum wage).
It is also an offence to assist a woman or girl to mutilate her own genitals, or to aid, abet, counsel, or procure, a person who is not a UK national or permanent UK resident to do a relevant act of FGM outside the UK.
The agent then lives out what is seemingly a normal life until one day the relevant act is done.
So we would do well to have a label for this class of views that does not prejudge the issue of the relevant act of divine will.
But the name 'divine command theory' is a bit misleading: what these views have in common is their appeal to the divine will; while many of these views hold that the relevant act of divine will is that of commanding, some deny it.
