Sentences with phrase «primary act»

The results of the Conservative Party primary act as one possible indicator.

His theocentric words at the end of the story, «God sent me... God meant for good» writes a new story on top of the one told by the narrator, one in which God is the «primary acting subject.»

Well, the main problem is the same as in much of the existing «war against terrorism»: terrorism is rarely a primary act as there are no tangible military goals but a perceived response to an attack or peril emanating from something providing a good canvas for identifying with evil.

Instead of stealing from Lady Bird's parents in order to pass as wealthy, she and Marion sift through thrift store racks together; her primary act of financial rebellion is to secretly apply to the sorts of liberal, East Coast schools that her family can't afford with money socked away from a summer job.

The game revolves around the primary acts of building a space - worthy craft, and sending some of your trusty Kerbals into the void.

«For me, the primary act of architecture is to be socially edifying and socially liberating.

His primary act is one of isolation and presentation, forcing a perceptual encounter on the viewer rather than engaging him in a conversation.

The primary act regulating copyright in the United States is the 1976 Copyright Act and its subsequent amendments.

Purchasing a Baldwin Hills renters insurance policy is one of the primary acts of responsibility amongst tenants in this community.

Abstract: Child maltreatment is a generic term referring to four primary acts: physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse and neglect.

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