Sentence examples for underpinning act from inspiring English sources

The model of change underpinning ACT will be tested using mediation analyses.

We fully recognize that gun violence is a highly complex issue and that multiple factors, such as access to guns and mental health services, may underpin acts of violence.

The security and intelligence services are strong advocates of the principles of "necessity" and "proportionality" underpinning the act.

The study informed EPA's 1997 decision to tighten its air quality standards and continues to underpin Clean Air Act regulations.

Whatever the exact workings of the mechanism underpinning the stunt, the act is of course the point.

Solicitor Mr McGuire said: "Public inquiries are underpinned by an Act of Parliament and that is a way to ensure that families affected by this tragedy will have a role within the inquiry, a very pro-active role where they will be entitled to be legally represented and entitled to influence the process and to ask questions.

But the Irish act involves statutory underpinning.

Founded in 1895, its governance underpinned by several acts of parliament, it now has more members (4.5 million) than any other similar organisation in Britain – and, it goes without saying, four times more than all our political parties combined.

A major DVS concern is the assumption underpinning Capco's projections that it would act as the project's "master developer".

Those with access to regular information on health inequalities would be more likely to see the underpinning structural causes and be willing to act upon them.

Nothing this Christmas will make you laugh harder, though, than the last few minutes of the first act, a majestically contrived climax that is then underpinned in a second act of brutal pay-off at the puppet rehearsal.