Examples of 'aid act' in a sentence

Meaning of "aid act"

aid act: Likely refers to a specific legislation, law, or program aimed at providing assistance or support

How to use "aid act" in a sentence

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Implementation of the Legal Aid Act was being held back by budgetary constraints.
Implementation of a new tool to evaluate the application of the Legal Aid Act.
The Legal Aid Act is currently in the process of being reviewed.
Government intends to review the Legal Aid Act shortly.
The State Legal Aid Act defines the persons entitled to receive legal aid.
Legal aid shall be guaranteed in accordance with the State Legal Aid Act.
The objectives for the Social Aid Act have not been listed specifically in the Act.
Sheltered workshop jobs in accordance with § 91 of the Social Aid Act.
Under Swedish law - the Legal Aid Act - legal aid may be provided to a legal entity.
It operated on an administrative basis until the introduction of the Civil Legal Aid Act 1995.
The State Legal Aid Act was adopted to safeguard citizens ' rights in criminal proceedings.
This replaces legal aid under the Legal Aid Act in those Länder.
Does the aid act as an incentive?
The Government decided to remedy the situation by the enactment of the Legal Aid Act 2010.
Section 3 ( 1 ) of the Social Aid Act provides that a person who, as a result of.

See also

Give legal advice on all matters specified in the Fourth Schedule of Legal Aid Act 1971 ;.
Legal Aid Act 1978 provides for legal representation in courts to indigent people.
IACHR stated that the Legal Aid Act that came into force in 2000 was a positive step.
In 1953 the Hotel Aid Act was enacted to boost the nascent tourism industry.

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