Sentence examples for title act from inspiring English sources

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander links to their cultural and ancestral lands became enshrined in Australian law with the subsequent passing of the 1993 Native Title Act.

At the same time the Torres Strait ruling was made last Friday, the Australian government released a discussion paper on changing the Native Title Act.

The resulting Native Title Act (1993) was unsuccessfully challenged, and subsequently, under its judgment in 1996 (the Wik case), the High Court decided that native title and pastoral leasehold could coexist.

So for us, as a law reform body, the native title act applies a very specific and legal lens, and to the extent that we can make that lens better focused, we have done so".

This would mean nothing without compelling performances, however, and John Hurt's title act truly centres the film, navigating the period's harshness with a poignant soulfulness, even under several pounds of latex and prosthetics.

This raises another point many Indigenous Australians will ponder this election Saturday: aside from the difficult-to-negotiate Native Title Act and the highly restricted, legalistic, "apology" to the stolen generations, supposed equality of civil and political rights for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people has had negligible impact on the retention of their Indigenous rights.

The Zipper ride of the title acts as mascot and bellwether in the film.

Departments must make a faculty mentor available to GSIs holding the title Acting Instructor- Groleate Student (role d).

After all, Ellison, who recently won the America's Cup yachting title, acted like he was Tony Stark before there ever was a movie.

The album's title acted as a reference to the Spence siblings' admiration for greek mythology and a desire to pick an title that made the album "sound big and like this proper body of work".

When Filippo Maria Visconti, Visconti Duke of Milan, died on 13 August 1447, the city was thrown into confusion by the unexpectedness of the Duke's expiration and the quick way in which the claimants to the title acted.