public act

His last public act was to attend a meeting of the university reform commission.

"Now it's finally happening, and we wanted to make a public act of thanksgiving to God."

His last public act was to petition Congress against slavery.

Or maybe what had gone before had been the public act.

It is significant that his first public act was to sponsor an artistic performance.

Members of the public act as agents, taking orders for goods from family and friends.

In fact, he said, his solo appearance on Friday marked their first public act.

But if we take another look at this public act, we might see its revolutionary nature.

His last public act was serving as a presidential elector in the 1996 election.

From 1154 onwards she is again associated with her son in many of his official public acts.

The report was the group's final public act.

It would be difficult to execute any public act without consulting the auspices.

This is a public act, not a private act.

They just assume that this very public act will naturally attract news attention."

"I, for one, don't think we'll turn the country around by having public acts of piety.

The world was now informed: and the author's appearance at this moment was like a public act of faith.

This was the first public act of resistance.

In that conception, leisure was inherently a public act.

From then on, every word he wrote, every public act, was directed to rehabilitating his record for history.

Removal would entail a violent public act with a sledgehammer.

Swearing isn't the only public act that Western civilization condones today but didn't 30 years ago.

Unanimity in public acts was essential to the Council.

The incident is important because it was one of the first public acts of reconciliation after the war.

Public demonstrations or any public act of dissent are forbidden.