Sentence examples for As enactment from inspiring English sources

The dismantling of institutions as well as enactment of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and the American with Disabilities Act has dramatically helped.

The emergence of anti-establishment and non-traditional political parties and candidates on both sides of the Atlantic is complicating even the most basic elements of economic governance, such as enactment of an active budget in the United States.

The results showed that while performance on Recognition and Source Memory tasks was preserved in individuals with AS, the enactment effect for self-performed actions was not consistently present, as revealed by the lower number of performed actions being recalled on the Free Recall test, as compared to adults with typical development.

As well as enactments of waterboarding and skin being burnt, Neilson's revival features a simulated sodomy with sex toys and the Marquis de Sade being tortured with a stun gun.

Many of the visual and action methods used in family therapy, such as enactments (Minuchin, 1975), semantic polarities, and positioning (Campbell & Groenbaek, 2006), rely on spatial metaphors.

Other ways of reading Isabel – as a young woman afraid of sexual experience, as an innocent fallen into corrupt hands, as an enactment of James's passion for Europe, as a characterisation of solitude – take second place to this political interpretation.

It's not clear that Whitman has as deft an enactment strategy as Christie does.

The prospect of being unmanned was as thrillingly illicit for his self-stimulation as the enactment of manly ritual was essential to his self-image.

It was in the modern era, with its belief in human progress, that thinkers began to interpret the world in a different way — not as a record of human folly but rather as an enactment of changing or evolving historical forces.

As an enactment of the First Congress, the Crimes Act is often regarded as a quasi-constitutional text.

Instead, each image affects us as an enactment, a photographic performance.