Betekenis van:
act out

to act out
Werkwoord
    • act out; represent or perform as if in a play

    Synoniemen

    Hyperoniemen

    to act out
    Werkwoord
      • represent an incident, state, or emotion by action, especially on stage

      Hyperoniemen


      Voorbeeldzinnen

      1. Could you act for me while I'm out?
      2. Where necessary, specific adaptations for each individual act are set out hereafter:
      3. In carrying out these tasks, they shall act impartially, independently and transparently.
      4. ‘The transitional arrangements set out in the following act shall apply:
      5. It shall act with integrity and probity and shall carry out its work efficiently and with the greatest possible transparency.
      6. For every task to be carried out, the audit group shall appoint a Member/Members to act as rapporteur.
      7. This is also borne out by the comments to chapter VI of the bill which became the Housing Act, that the chapter contained substantively corresponding provisions as chapter IV of the Act No 97/1993 [17].
      8. UOP points out that Community case law requires that, where the State decides to act like an economic operator, it must act under the same conditions as a private operator.
      9. The above provisions shall also be without prejudice to the transitional measures regarding Competition Policy set out in the Act and the measures laid down in Annex VII, Chapter 4, Section B, to the Act.
      10. The Act, which is amended yearly by the Finance Act, sets out the basis for the collection of taxes as well as various exemptions/deductions which can be claimed.
      11. The Privacy Commissioner of Canada may disclose information that, in her opinion, is necessary to carry out an investigation under the Act or establish the grounds for findings and recommendations contained in any report made under the Act.
      12. Since the beneficiaries of the Act are the same power plants that benefit from the PPAs, the same reasoning as set out in recitals 254 to 257 applies.
      13. “vulnerability” means any weakness in the implemented measures and procedures which could be exploited to carry out an act of unlawful interference.
      14. Before 2001, postal activities in the UK were carried out by The Post Office Corporation, a statutory body created by the Post Office Act 1969.
      15. They point out that although the current Bankruptcy Act entered into force only on 1 September 2004, the possibility to declare Tieliikelaitos bankrupt did not exist before either.