Sentence examples for the act exists from inspiring English sources

Natural justice, you might say, but the Act exists to protect people from animals - not the other way round.

This may look problematic, as the act exists to protect faiths such as the Roman Catholic church against prosecution for having a doctrinal issue with women priests.

While not directly relevant, the poem does discuss racial miscommunication and the failure by many to understand that even if some actions are not motivated by prejudice (Zimmerman's shooting and the Compton Cookout... though the latter is much harder to justify), the racial tension created by the act exists regardless of intention.

The ACT exists in 3 versions (acute care, long-term care and home care), each with multiple forms for different target groups (health care assistants/aides (HCA); nurses, i.e., licensed practical nurses (LPN) and registered nurses (RN); allied health professionals; physicians; practice specialists (e.g. educators), and care managers).

The thing is, the Lanterman Act exists to help people with developmental disabilities to be able to stay in their home communities and with their family if they wanted to.

"The Data Protection Act exists to protect individuals' privacy.

Accordingly, if the secondary object of a proteraesthesis were a just-past act of sensing, we could know with certainty that we ourselves, as the subject of that act, existed a few moments ago.

The Privacy Protection Act exists because law enforcement doesn't have the right to conscript journalists into serving as field investigators.

"Kirchner shows that when the political will to act exists, many things can be done," said Lorena Pizarro, president of the Group of Relatives of the Detained and Disappeared.

Since few people know the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act exists, they are suckers for these "debt reduction" companies that are flooding the television airwaves with their misleading ads.

Subsequent reporting confirmed similar orders, made under Section 215 of the Patriot Act, existed for the other telecoms firms operating in the US, and were used to maintain a database of all call records – a continuation of the warrantless wiretapping systems begun under George Bush.