If we act right now, we act on time.

Boy, oh, boy, what an act. Oh, 'what an act' is right.

Right outside these walls is a perfect opportunity to act.

The Act grants women the right to choose a family name.

This would provide the right conditions within which others could act.

Let us stand together and see how they act then. Right.

I apologise, monsieur. You are right. It is a skilful act.

Simply, each act has a right time and a wrong time.

Darling, would you stroke my vagina, you kill the act right there.

(i) Article 1 of the Act on the Right of Petition, which provides

The Act on primary education has recently been amended to strengthen that right.

Right in the middle of the second act. Did they send you here?

This is the right time for the People's Liberation Army to act and rescue.

A separate but similar document, the Claim of Right Act 1689, applies in Scotland.

And they can see that we have to act now to get it right.

This obligation is laid down in the Clients' Right of Complaint (Care Sector) Act.

It is imperative now that we act decisively and move in the right direction.

89. Ethiopia has recently enacted the Mining Proclamation Act, which ensures land right tenure.

The United States Congress retains the right to annul any act of the local legislature.

Article 3 of the same Act states that work is a right and a social duty.

The Act deprives non citizens in Estonia of the right to be elected to such organs.

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The Act does not provide for Section 18 to bind the Crown in right of a state.

The Civil Service Act No. 55 of 1976 guarantees civil servants the right to take leave (arts.

The Gender Equality Act sets out the right of a person to protect his or her constitutional right not to be discriminated based on sex.

The National Rural Employment Act, passed by the Indian Parliament in August this year, for the first time makes the right to work a fundamental right.

The status should be freely chosen by an act of self determination, with the right to change the status by a further act of self determination at a future date.

To be sure, we had shown the right convictions in words, but shamefully, we had failed to act.

46. Since 1967, the Act concerning primary and lower secondary education has included the right to learn Sami.

Now, maybe these government men mean all right... but I'm sayin' it takes 'em too long to act!

You come here, do two flips on the bar, make one pass, right away you got an act.

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Religious Endowment Act 1863 Trusts Act 1882 The Charitable Endowment Act 1890.

So we actually used the Right to Information Act, which is equal to the Freedom of Information Act in the United States, and pushed back the officers in this particular case.

The protection of maternity in Estonia is guaranteed by the Employment Contracts Act, the Public Service Act, the Working and Rest Time Act, the Holidays Act, the Health Insurance Act, the Social Tax Act, the Child Benefits Act and the State Pension Insurance Act.

He is now likely to act as kingmaker, propping the underperforming Netanyahu with a solid right of center bloc.

The right to social security was reinforced by the enactment of the Act to combat poverty and social exclusion.

1. A personal or property right securing payment of the assigned receivable is transferred to the assignee without a new act of transfer. If such a right, under the law governing it, is transferable only with a new act of transfer, the assignor is obliged to transfer such right and any proceeds to the assignee.

Cooperative Act (Act 23 of 1996). Windhoek.

Social Security Act, Act 34 of 1994.

Co operative Act, Act 23 of 1996

Social Security Act, Act 34 of 1994

Namibia Sports Act, Act 7 of 1995

Musalman Waqaf Validation Act 1890 Charitable and Religious Trusts Act 1920 The Musalman Waqf Act 1923 The Cooperative Societies Act 1925.

This act of solidarity unprecedented in human experience led to revolutionary advances in promoting health care as a human right.