Sentence examples for vulnerable act from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is because Kamali is not crowded today, or because swimsuit shopping is such a vulnerable act.

It's a belief that art is powerful, that storytelling is real, that when we immerse ourselves in that way it's a vulnerable act of trust.

Asking for any kind of help is the key to many doors, it's a vulnerable act that invites genuine, unguarded assistance.

In 2014, Laibach released a song called "The Whistleblowers," which featured a chorus of whistlers juxtaposed with lyrics about a rising army giving the solitary, often fraught and vulnerable act of whistle-blowing a neo-fascist feel.

To identify our purpose is a vulnerable act.

Admitting one's struggle is a vulnerable act fraught with potential risks, both social and financial.

The bill, called the Mobility and Opportunity for Vulnerable Employees Act, or MOVE ACT, would bar non-competes for workers earning less $15 per hour, and would require companies to inform job seekers ahead of time if they will be asked to sign such an agreement.

The bill, called the Mobility and Opportunity for Vulnerable Employees Act, or MOVE Act, would bar noncompete agreements for workers earning less $15 per hour, and would require companies to inform job-seekers ahead of time if they will be asked to sign one.

The CRB's table provides a link to the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006, but the definitions contained in the act are fairly indecipherable.

In treating every adult who comes into contact with kids as a potential deviant, the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act implicitly educates young people to regard adults with caution.

• Amends the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 to require the ISA to notify an employer if they are considering barring a person but is awaiting them making representations to them, and for other purposes.