Sentence examples for Enact the task from inspiring English sources

"It remains to be seen if the collective will of the people will move Mayor Emanuel to enact the task force's recommendations with the sense of urgency that the issues before us require".

Though the vote "may present ministers with a conundrum", it says, "their task is to enact the will of parliament – not to find some new way to appease the over-mighty, unaccountable and self-aggrandising judges of Strasbourg".

In the traditional top-down system, the task of learning technology is to help enact the decisions made at higher levels in the system.

Second, Induction 1 was the most complex in terms of cognitive and temporal "overhead" required for students to enact the experience; navigating and overcoming obstacles in a virtual world are more challenging tasks than the other inductions presented.

It is the strength of motivation to enact the behaviour.

Enact the Beautiful Town Ordinance.

In 1996 the Parliament of Croatia enacted the Demining Act, tasking police with its organization and the government-owned AKD Mungos company with the demining itself.

In a briefing today, a senior administration official said Mr. Bush has assigned many government agencies the task of enacting the new strategy.

Ocasio-Cortez and leaders of Justice Democrats say they are driven by a conviction that most current Democratic members of Congress are not up to the task of enacting the radical solutions to address the country's ― and the planet's ― most pressing problems.

But it was Coretta Scott King, Ralph Abernathy, and a host of other antipoverty activists across the country who took up the task of actually enacting the plans.

To interactively demonstrate various perceptual effects or moral decision-making tasks, I re-enacted the original experiments with my students as participants, giving them an intimate and direct view of the process of scientific inquiry.