Sentence examples for and enacted in a from inspiring English sources

Legislation can be introduced and enacted in a very short period of time.

"This bill is proof that fiscal discipline can be exercised and enacted in a timely manner," Mitchell Daniels, the White House budget director, said.

In this paper, we follow this call by investigating the relationship between safety rules as imagined, and enacted, in a rule-driven organization working in the oil and gas industry in Norway.

However, a new constitution was approved by referendum in 2003 and enacted in 2005; among its provisions was a new National Assembly, two-thirds of whose members would be popularly elected and one-third appointed.

Brazil made a major political investment toward qualifying its health care when it proposed the Unified Health System (SUS), created and enacted in the 1988 Brazilian Constitution as a citizen's right and duty of the State.

And if Washington's military strategies in the battles of Boston and Trenton are so finely and entertainingly enacted in a special-effects film, why not also give some sense of the overall nature of his military personality, which so often found a taste for daring overwhelmed by scarcity, and which was far more pockmarked than one might imagine?

For example, prior knowledge about the kinds of goals and intentions enacted in a kitchen leads to expectations about meaningful units of activity.

Feminist critics have pressed for both empirical and normative consideration of familial versus societal responsibilities in the areas of health and other forms of care, asking critical questions about how these responsibilities come to exist and are enacted in a range of situations.

The policies we debate and enact in Congress have a real impact on people across the country.

Such ideas tend to be slipped in surreptitiously and then enacted in an "incremental, gradualist way", she says.Also creeping federally is Eurofi 2000, a mainly French group of financial-industry heavyweights.

By building on the work of Willem and Gemmel and their observations of clinical networks, we describe how the hierarchical, relational and contractual mechanisms are enacted in a research network, and in doing so extend the literature in this area.