Normative act having the force of law of general interest in the area where it is proclaimed or promulgated.
Juridical fact in which the subject who made it happen acted under free will.
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Speaking literally, the federal execution was a legal act, and Denmark could not resist it.
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The European Commission has proposed a legal act to regulate so-called 'Cooperative-Intelligent Transport Systems' (C-ITS).
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A petrol retailer offers its customers an exceptional price for its product (an entirely legal act).
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European lawmakers passed the Commission's legal act by a narrow majority on Wednesday and the matter now goes before the European Council.
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It is the last legal act I shall ever perform, and it will be a suitable one, death being constantly before me.
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He said the RAF strike that killed two British Islamic State jihadists was a "perfectly legal act of self defence".
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The reverend father continued: The Abbe Gabriel has therefore, by the double engagement of an oath and a legal act, confirmed his donation.
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The decree of deposition taken up and counter-signed by us added weight to this outlawry, and completed the revolutionary act by the legal act.
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I intend to own the mines, if not through the death of Jack, then through a legal act signed by the hand of Jack.
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The filing was among now former President George W. Bush's final legal acts in office.
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Estonia does not keep paper copies of laws and legal acts are valid only after the gazette publishes them online.
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The European Union has agreed more than 200 legal acts in the environmental policy field and is a highly developed policy area.
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"I support him in all his legal acts, but I do oppose his illegal ones."