general act meaning

• The General Act of the Berlin Conference dated 26 February 1885, which introduced the principle of effective occupation was potentially damaging to Portuguese claims in Mozambique.
• The following list provides links relating to general Acts of incorporation, other than those relating to cooperatives, financial institutions and organizations incorporated by special Act:
• The Wilson Committee's recommendations became the foundation for a new " Auditor General Act ", enacted by the federal government in 1977.
• I dislike playing golf with people who throw their clubs, scream obscenities and in general act the fool when they shank a crucial pitch to the green.
• The inspector general acts independently of the labor secretary, unlike the department solicitor who conducted the initial review; that official who works directly for the secretary.
• Under the Auditor General Act, these special assignments may be requested by the House of Assembly, the Public Accounts Committee or the Lieutenant-Governor in Council.
• Meritocracy in its wider sense, may be any general act of judgment upon the basis of various demonstrated merits; such acts frequently are described in sociology and psychology.
• The right to propose laws, other regulations and general acts belongs to every deputy, the government, assemblies of autonomous provinces or at least 30, 000 voters.
• The Auditor General is the auditor of the financial statements and accounts of the Province and makes those examinations considered necessary to report as required under the Auditor General Act.
• This is followed by the preamble, which is different from the normal British public general Act of Parliament preamble in that it includes additional text before the normal preamble: