Buggery Act 1533 (1695 bytes)
1: ...liament]] by [[Thomas Cromwell]]. The Act made [[buggery]] with man or beast punishable by [[hanging]], a ...
3: ... no "sufficient and condigne punyshment" for such acts.
5: ... was the first to be charged for violation of the Act alone, in [[1541]]. In his case the sentence was...

Club Buggery (4827 bytes)
1: '''Club Buggery''' is the title of an [[Australia]]n [[television...
5: Its successor ''Club Buggery'', broke these limitations by creating an innovat...
7: ...her to the charge in [[law]] that proscribes that act. But, deriving from the original usages, Australi...
9: ...tralian usage pattern which obviously made it attractive to Doyle and Pickheiver as a title.
11: ...tly unique to Australia, and the use of the word 'buggery' in the series title was was a source of some ama...

1533 (2304 bytes)
3: ...s:'''</small><br> [[1530]] [[1531]] [[1532]] - [[1533]] - [[1534]] [[1535]] [[1536]]
32: [[Category:1533]]
33: [[be:1533]]
34: [[ca:1533]]
35: [[da:1533]]

List of state leaders in 1533 (1314 bytes)
1: ...s in 1532|1532 state leaders]] - [[1533|Events of 1533]] - [[List of state leaders in 1534|1534 state le...
5: ...pire#The Inca Emperors|Inca Emperor]] ([[1532]]-[[1533]])
20: ...egory:Lists of state leaders by year]] [[Category:1533]]

Timeline of Quebec history (Beginnings to 1533) (3366 bytes)
7: ...d align="center" valign="bottom">'''Beginnings to 1533'''</td>
14: ...line of Quebec history]] concerns '''events up to 1533'''.
31: ...l peoples, with whom the Europeans first made contact in the 16th century.
56: ...d align="center" valign="bottom">'''Beginnings to 1533'''</td>
63: [[fr:Chronologie de l'histoire du Québec jusqu'en 1533]]

ACT-R (254 bytes)
1: '''ACT-R''' is a [[cognitive architecture]] developed by...
5: [http://act-r.psy.cmu.edu/ Official ACT-R site]

Act! (384 bytes)
1: ...lps users organize their daily activities and contact information in an efficient way. It is written by...
4: *[http://www.act.com Act! Official Website]

Act (1061 bytes)
2: '''[[Act]]''' may refer to:
3: ...d. Such an act also attests the legality of a [[pact]] or the [[peace]] after an armed conflict or [[w...
4: ...the act is called a [[bill]]; after it has been enacted it becomes [[law]].
5: *a [[Act (band)|British-based German synthpop duo]] of the...
6: *''in theater'', an [[Act_(theater)|act]] is a short theatrical performance that is part ...

ACT (837 bytes)
3: ''You may be looking for [[act]].''
5: The abbreviation '''ACT''' or '''A.C.T.''' may refer to:
6: * [[ACT (cognitive model)]], created by [[John R Anderson...
7: * [[ACT (examination)]]
8: * [[ACT New Zealand]] (political party and movement)

Antiquities Act (1392 bytes)
1: ...e order]], bypassing Congressional oversight. The Act has been used over a hundred times since its pass...
3: ...f creating a [[National Park|national park]]. The Act states that areas of the monuments are to be conf...
5: For any excavation, the Act requires that a permit (Antiquities Permit) be ob...

Butler Act (466 bytes)
1: The '''Butler Act''' was a [[1925]] [[Tennessee]] law forbidding th...

Admission Act (3456 bytes)
3: ...tory that had a non-white majority, the Admission Act is considered the first [[civil rights]] legislat...
9: ...ebiscite of June 27, 1959 to accept the Admission Act.]]
18: [[Wikisource:Admission_Act_for_Hawaii Text of the Act]]

Bubble Act (387 bytes)
1: ... Bubble Act of 1720''' was an [[England|English]] act that forbade all [[joint-stock company|joint-stoc...
3: ...ssed to prevent another [[South Sea Bubble]]. The Act was a sign of greater caution after the Bubble, a...

Enclosure Act (1070 bytes)
1: ...Act''' is any of a number of [[United Kingdom]] [[Acts of Parliament]] which [[enclosure|enclosed]] [[c...
3: ...ious acts. In [[1845]] another General Enclosure Act allowed for the employment of enclosure Commisson...
5: ...process there were over 5000 individual enclosure acts and 21% of land in [[England]] was enclosed, thi...
7: Among critics of these acts were the Church and [[The Levellers]].

Guarantee Act (564 bytes)
1: The '''Railway Guarantee Act of [[1849]]''' was introduced in the [[Parliament...
5: ...ld a first mortgage against the railway under the Act.

Act of Congress (1555 bytes)
1: An '''Act of Congress''' is a [[bill]] or [[resolution (law...
3: # Inaction by the President after ten days from reception...
6: ... officer of the house which last reconsidered the act promulgates it [http://www4.law.cornell.edu/uscod...
8: ...t expires, then the bill automatically becomes an act; however, if the Congress is adjourned at the end...
10: Congress's powers are fairly broad, but no Act of Congress may violate the Constitution, nor oth...

Enabling Act (5342 bytes)
3: The '''Enabling Act''' (in [[German language|German]]: '''''Ermächtig...
5: The full name of the Enabling Act was '''''Gesetz zur Behebung der Not von [[Volk]]...
7: ... process of ''[[Gleichschaltung]]'', the Enabling Act is quite short, considering its consequences. It ...
32: ...rights of the ''Reichspräsident'' shall remain intact.
48: ...criptions required for the execution of such contracts.

Employment Act (411 bytes)
1: The '''Employment Act''' of [[1946]] laid on the federal governments re...

Parliament Act (7829 bytes)
1: ...911 was amended by the second Act, the Parliament Act 1949, which reduced the power of the Lords furthe...
3: ==Parliament Act 1911==
4: ... [[long title]] of the Parliament Act 1911 is "An Act to make provision with respect to the powers of t...
6: ...passed by the Lords. For other public bills, the Act originally provided that a rejected bill would be...
8: ... Lords the 1911 Act also amended the [[Septennial Act 1715]], reducing the maximum duration of any parl...

Transportation Act (1099 bytes)
1: ...apital punishment]] might be commuted to by royal action. Transportation of criminals to North America...
3: The '''Transportation Act''' of [[1958]] (PL 85-625) attempted to reinvigor...
5: See: [[Rail Passenger Service Act]] of [[1970]]

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