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Meanings of act in English
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Usage of act in English
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A new immigration act comes into effect today introducing sweeping new powers.
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Earlier this year, the government announced several major reforms to the act.
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Discussing major changes to criminal law with the new act before parliament.
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Mr Key said the Iraqi forces must act consistently with the law.
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However, under the act that freedom of speech is subject to limits.
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Every faction conditions its members to think and act a certain way.
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Clegg said the crisis over expenses provided a historic opportunity to act.
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Cambodia's government has said it will act against anybody threatening national security.
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The central question with Paper, says Matas, was a similar balancing act.
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Governments need to create the framework for the private sector to act.
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Here's one act I hope to see today somewhere along the road.
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She said the attack is an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence.
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I condemn this brutal act of terrorism in the strongest possible terms.
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Just listen and act on the current best available science, she said.
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If the government fails to act, that is their responsibility, he said.
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We need to take time to work out the consequences and act.
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Portuguese
Catalan
Act through the time
Act across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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