Sentence examples for underlying acts from inspiring English sources

On another issue, Feess wrote, "planting evidence, witness tampering and testifying falsely at a state criminal proceeding do not qualify" as underlying acts necessary to file a RICO claim.

"Even though you weren't personally involved in the underlying acts here, would it serve to demonstrate how seriously we take the situation -- and therefore help to undo some of the damage to our reputation -- if you were to step down?" Mr. Bayh asked.

You may not have heard of the latest app your child is using, but the underlying acts of bullying are remarkably similar to in-person experiences you remember.

In a statement released following the hearing, the US Attorney's Office of Eastern California said that "although those documents do not directly bear upon whether the defendant committed the underlying acts... the United States agreed that it is conceivable that a court could conclude that the failure to produce them required a retrial".

After the decision, it's not so easy to argue that the underlying act of file sharing is lawful.

But isn't it rather strange to characterise the underlying act – listening to someone you love – as an imposition from which you'd rather be free?

The review of outcome domains is to establish whether these are in-line with recommendations, consistent with the theory underlying ACT, and optimal for further development.

Consistent with the theory underlying ACT, reductions in daily ratings of the believability of thoughts about same-sex attraction (a process variable) were greater than those observed for frequency of such thoughts.

A key part of the success of the campaign was that it discussed solutions without demonizing the underlying act, said Kyleanne Hunter, a Marine veteran and vice president of programs at Brady.

The calculation methodology is very relevant to the collection target and thus supplements the underlying act.

However, delegated acts must be used for this purpose, as the underlying act will be modified by these transitional provisions. 5.