| The worrying thing is how those in power interpret the way we vote and act upon it to stay in power. |
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| First, general relativity holds and gravity must act upon everything as an attractive force. |
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| We human beings differ from most animals in that we act upon nature to produce the things we want and need. |
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| There are windows of tourism opportunity opening regularly but no-one available to spot them and act upon them before they slam shut. |
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| As long as you're not perpetrating a criminal act upon someone, you ought to be free to do whatever you like. |
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| After being made redundant, Daphne decided to act upon her dream to create a boarding kennels and cattery at her home. |
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| The teeth of the crown wheel act upon the pallets alternately and cause the balance to oscillate. |
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| It is one thing to assert one's good intentions, but another entirely to act upon them. |
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| It allows us to entertain the idea of rebellion, diffusing that feeling without having to act upon it. |
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| This is why both muscles acting upon these motions also act upon the flexion. |
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| A common approach was to input the program by some physical means, such as wiring a plugboard, and then feeding in the data for the program to act upon. |
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| It also shows how to achieve their full measure of rights and how to recognise and act upon their responsibility to help others too. |
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| To act upon the desire by which both he and Juliet are now ineluctably bound, in other words, would mean a double infraction. |
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| A technician can no longer act upon them because a capacitor in an old appliance that could be as wide as a pen is now as small as a pinhead. |
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| A great deal of consultation has gone into this very important piece of legislation and it is up to the House to act upon those wishes. |
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| I know that the party opposite opposed it, but it is something that we promised and were determined to act upon. |
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| We need to hear what they are saying and to act upon their advice whenever we can. |
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| Supra-local authorities should set, assess and act upon these strategic aims in a socially innovative way. |
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| Rarely do they rely on their own values and judgements, or act upon their own motivations. |
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| The PCB is the body mandated to act upon the results of the Evaluation and initiates the Evaluation and receives its results. |
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| In case experts do not act upon this request, they are still kept in the database. |
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| We are entitled to act upon such a representation for all purposes as if it were the paper item. |
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| Each of the organizations has said that it will act upon the recommendations that apply to it. |
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| Offices of Ombudsman have special experts tasked with monitoring of respect of human rights in prisons and act upon appeals of inmates. |
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| If you don't know something exists, you will not be able to understand it, use it, promote it and act upon it. |
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| Although there are people who wish to help me, many of them are weak-willed and others, though having a strong spirit, cannot act upon their intentions. |
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| That is what we need to insist upon and that is what we must act upon. |
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| It forms the basis for the Local Boards' planning processes and enables the Boards to engage the community in helping to identify and act upon training and adjustment needs. |
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| These shading devices should preferably act upon both direct and diffuse radiation, they should be light colored, and they should be placed on the outside of the building. |
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| Without the ability to isolate alleles, selection cannot effectively act upon them. |
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| No legislative body is going to act upon the suggestion of any research body unless the credentials of that body for disinterestedness, competence and public interest are beyond question. |
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| You should act upon your complaint as soon as possible after the incident. |
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| Will the Commissioner act upon these proposals? |
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| By taking into account the technological,economic, political,and societal forces that act upon a sector,the STAR process can create a reasonably accurate picture of the market. |
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| Morphine, codeine, and thebaine, which represent one type, act upon the central nervous system and are analgesic, narcotic, and potentially addicting compounds. |
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| And finally, external clients when meeting with the Service to discuss their needs are told that RAP may or may not act upon a particular request. |
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| The ECB shall, in relation to the account in the name of the Lenders, only accept and act upon the European Commission's instructions and shall not accept any instructions from an individual Lender. |
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| In the context of air traffic control, pilots frequently read back and act upon clearances that they were expecting to receive, and not the actual clearance parameters given them by the controller. |
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| Nonetheless, there is no obligation to accept or act upon instructions given by telephone or fax, including if there is doubt that the instructions are accurate or from you, or if they are not understood. |
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| It is unlikely that Tehran will act upon its claims. |
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| They will combine, and act upon, and reinforce each other. |
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| The applicant also maintains that the complaint is well founded as the Commission has failed to act notwithstanding a duty to act upon receipt of the complaint. |
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| After his victory, Frederick did not act upon his promise to keep the two realms separate. |
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| He refused to attend morning meetings, see his ministers or act upon memoranda. |
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| This leads us to see that an entrepreneur must have leadership skills or qualities in order to see potential opportunities and act upon them. |
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| They sought to discover and to act upon universally valid principles governing humanity, nature, and society. |
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| While the technical information required to confront most of the main development problems has been available for some time, this information and the skills to act upon it are rarely brought together satisfactorily. |
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| Some of us realize this fact and act upon it. |
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| Environment, the complex of physical, chemical, and biotic factors that act upon an organism or an ecological community and ultimately determine its form and survival. |
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| Wanting to avoid becoming a recluse and not speaking at all, which is what Jon explained can become of a stammerer, he decided to act upon it during his final year of studies. |
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| A new idea of arrangement struck him while at breakfast, which quite altered his fore-constructed plan, and he began to act upon it as soon as conceived. |
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| The policeman decided to act upon the informant's phone call. |
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