Sentence examples for specified act from inspiring English sources

Permanent, or perpetual, injunctions may be issued at the end of a trial as part of the court's final judgment; they usually enjoin (or mandate) the specified act or acts permanently or for as long as the relevant circumstances obtain.

The three men were charged under statutes passed in 2006 that gave federal drug agents the authority to pursue narcotics and terrorism crimes committed anywhere in the world if a link between a drug offense and a specified act of terrorism or terrorist group could be established.

In law, an injunction is an order by a court to one or more of the parties in a civil trial to refrain from doing, or less commonly to do, some specified act or acts (the former kind of injunction is called prohibitory or preventive, the latter mandatory).

Injunction, in civil proceedings, order of a court requiring a party to do or not to do a specified act or acts.

A proposal was considered to order the shooting without court-martial of enemy airmen who had been forced down after engaging in specified "acts of terror".

Clauses in certain laws qualified the authority of the executive branch to act by making specified acts subject to disapproval by the majority vote of one or both houses.

In a "transparency report" issued earlier this year, the company said it had received six such requests but had not, for reasons it did not specify, acted upon them.

It would be much more effective to create a proper body of privacy legislation that specifies acts that illegally damage or compromise a person's privacy, and this would apply to the state, the press and the big corporations that gather and store personal details.

Although the South Korean government has not specified what act led to Mr. Yoon's dismissal, the South Korean news media have cited a Washington police report in which the woman accused Mr. Yoon of grabbing her buttocks without her permission.

The central sector of the molecule (PE84-108) has been specified to act as an active place for the interplay with epithelial cells (Hallstrom et al. 2009; Singh et al. 2010).

Similarly, being a perpetrator of peer violence was defined as " subjecting a child in his/her school/in another school/in a tuition class to a specified violent act with the intention of hurting him/her physically or psychologically".