Along with developing infrastructure and increasing flight routes to and within Mexico, the administration of President Felipe Calder?as enacted measures to make Mexico more appealing to international tourists.
The judges found that the Congressional map as a whole was enacted with a "discriminatory purpose," and they cited the concerns of black and Hispanic members of Congress who testified that they were excluded from the process of drafting the maps.
But Anne M. Patterson, a lawyer representing the vacancies committee, said the law as enacted provided voters with a choice on primary day, in keeping with state policy.
In December 2006, President Bush signed into law the Democratic Republic of the Congo Relief, Security, and Democracy Promotion Act, marking the first federal legislation to be enacted with Obama as its primary sponsor.
These relationships may sound hopelessly somber, but they're enacted with buoyant theatricality as the characters probe the limits of identity, trying to discern the rules for being a child, a dancer, a husband, a wife.
To accommodate this circus, the designer Linda Buchanan presents "House" in a spectacularly high-ceilinged study, and making use of the considerable depth of the new theater stage allows Mr. Falls to present some scenes in a rear dining room where, viewed through a doorway, they are enacted with clever precision, as though framed by a movie camera.
Even though Twitter has the right to enforce its terms as it sees fit, the ban was enacted with very little discussion between Twitter and the affected organizations.
Subsequently, a comprehensive system of industrial production was enacted, with engineering, nonferrous metallurgical, and textile industries as its pillars.
As suggested in the focus groups, a number of skills were enacted with common errors to illustrate how and why unsuccessful performance might occur.
If so, it was enacted with little if any debate.
