Sentence examples for subsequent acts of from inspiring English sources

It has committed some subsequent acts of terror, and failed to carry out more.

Iran attacked a Kuwaiti refinery complex in 1981, which inspired subsequent acts of sabotage in 1983 and 1986.

Subsequent acts of Parliament made it illegal to advertise pornography, send it through the mails, or bring it into the country from abroad.

The United States arrived in Switzerland hoping to make up for its quarterfinal exit at the Nagano Olympics in February and its subsequent acts of vandalism, but instead finds itself scrambling to save face once more.

But neither the charter itself, nor any subsequent acts of legislation, directly or expressly interfered with any debts due by the city, or gave to the city any power over them.

See, e.g., Acts of the Corporation of the City of Washington, Thirteenth Council, c. 19, § 2, approved July 27 , 1815 p.24. Subsequent Acts of Congress carried over the substance of the exemption.

The commission cited a statute allowing it to take such action following a "shooting, stabbing or murder that has occurred on the licensed premises which is likely to result in a subsequent act of violence".

From that case, therefore, the following propositions are deduced: That where there is a legal appropriation, reservation is unnecessary, but that the reservation in that case had been ratified by a subsequent act of Congress.

Yet Siac recently ruled that the UK "owed no obligation" to those at risk of "any subsequent act of the Pakistani state or of non-state actors [militant groups] in Pakistan".

The situation, therefore, was not changed as a result of the subsequent act of February 24 , 1908 giving the creditors of the state, whose claims might be adversely acted upon by the commission, the right to a review in the supreme court of the state.

In that case the effect of a tender in payment of taxes upon the subsequent act of the collector in seizing the personal property of the tax-payer was considered and decided, but there is nothing in the opinion which countenances the idea that such a tender was a payment of the taxes, so as to extinguish all subsequent claim of the state therefor.