act on
ækt ɔn-
(v)
act on
carry further or advance "Can you act on this matter soon?" -
(v)
act on
regulate one's behavior in accordance with certain information, ideas, or advice "The Founding Fathers acted on certain moral principles"
Get in on the act - If people want to get in on the act, they want to participate in something that is currently profitable or popular.
But when passengers gripe about the security process, the TSA doesn't have a consistent way to collect and act on those complaints. latimes.com
But, barring something like a natural disaster, they believe that government is not the best and certainly not the first resort for acting on one's compassion . goerie.com
But attendees and senior lawmakers who heard Corbett 's remarks said they sent a clear signal that the administration finally intended to act on a key issue that has languished on the legislative backburner for months. themorningcall.com
Requires DoD to adopt policies and procedures for detecting and avoiding counterfeit parts in its direct purchases, and for assessing and acting on reports of counterfeits . federalnewsradio.com
In the case in which Moore and Antonelli were originally sentenced, the boy told police that sometimes he was locked out of a residence when it was cold and rainy, and he was forced by Antonelli to perform a sex act on Moore. timesleader.com
Meridian artist William Myles and his choir were the opening act on Friday. tok.com
Is Pennsylvania failing to act on thousands of suspected child predators. timesleader.com
US didn't have sufficient intelligence to quickly act on Libya consulate attack. freep.com
The Community and Economic Development Committee voted 4-1 to delay acting on a proposal to create a neighborhood improvement district, a public agency, which needs approval from the full council and Mayor Tom Barrett. jsonline.com
ATLANTA A former female employee has filed a police complaint alleging the CEO of Waffle House demanded she perform sexual acts on him in exchange for keeping her job. cbsnews.com
Current police chief didn't act on harassment claim. spotlightnews.com
A deposition from ex-Guilderland Police Chief James Murley's secretary Linda Dygert alleges current police Chief Carol Lawlor did not act on sexual harassment claims Dygert made while Lawlor was Murley's subordinate. spotlightnews.com
That includes taking his standup act on the road. theday.com
P&Z acts on a few outstanding construction issues. acorn-online.com
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia – As midday prayers came to an end at the Grand Anwar mosque in Ethiopia's capital, worshippers continued on to what has become a regular second act on Fridays — shouting anti-government slogans. foxnews.com
In Section 3 we extend the standard notion of measurability for a family of operators acting on a fixed Hilbert space [KM82] to operators acting on varying Hilbert spaces.
Integrated density of states for random metrics on manifolds
The interest of the set of finite covers of C0 is emphasizes by the fact that the Galois group Gal( ¯IQ/IQ) acts naturally on it by acting on coefficients of algebraic polynomials.
Geometric structures on fields
The group R acts by timeshift on the set of solutions connecting two critical points on the same level ˜M0 (c1 , c2 ) and the group Rm acts on ˜Mm(c1 , c2 ) by timeshift on each cascade, i.e. xk (s) 7→ xk (s + sk ).
The Arnold-Givental conjecture and moment Floer homology
M ), with Sn acting on values, despite the fact that the Eulerian idempotents act on positions.
A Hodge decomposition for the complex of injective words
For our purposes, the distinction between acts on track 1 and 2 is a useful one, since acts on track 2 can be viewed as mere decorations of the acts which further the purpose of the conversation on track 1.
Dialogue as Discourse: Controlling Global Properties of Scripted Dialogue
Sure, it gives the joint kind of a swell look, havin' him on the door, and if it didn't act the same on Swifty's head I wouldn't kick. "Shorty McCabe" by
The same teacher afterwards acted on a very different principle. "The Teacher" by
Yet, in practice, he did not act on this principle. "A Political History of the State of New York, Volumes 1-3" by
Further adjustment to meet load conditions is possible by a change in the oil pressure acting on all burners at once. "Steam, Its Generation and Use" by
Mr Sudberry's first act on gaining the land was to look into his basket, where, to his great relief, the trout was still reposing. "Freaks on the Fells" by
He was a man who acted as if priding himself on his brusqueness of language. "The U-boat hunters" by
Missions and antagonistic mores.+ Missionaries always have to try to act on the mores. "Folkways" by
It was found that the first counsel in England often acted against a retaining client, and sometimes drew pleas on both sides. "The History of Tasmania, Volume I (of 2)" by
Here was a hint to be acted on by the Elder Brethren. "Fragments of science, V. 1-2" by
The French Governor acted on the defensive. "The Rise of Canada, from Barbarism to Wealth and Civilisation" by
He read a speech to all,
And told them how he'd made a vow
To act on duty's call.
Steel on myself before profit
By such a rogue's
Act, but —- How those feathers shine!
The present, future, past,
But act the parts Thou hast proposed,
All leading on to bliss at last.
Count on no to-morrow.
He who will not, when he may,
Act to-day, to-day, to-day,
Doth but borrow
Sorrow.
An' act that there may be
Nae bell ringin' on at oor ain bed heid
When we lay us doon to dee.
Your kindred watch your motion,
Your friends have all your acts in view,
Your ship is on the ocean.