Sentence examples for be enacted in terms from inspiring English sources
The use of the DOPA revealed that the mediating effects of positive mood and knowledge were associated, hinting at the possibility that knowledge may be enacted in terms of increasing one's activity, if mood is also enhanced.
A medieval yet timeless mood prevails; the fragile predicament of Israel is enacted in terms that Bosch or Bruegel would recognize.
The combination of near-term stimulus and medium-term austerity should be enacted in a single legislative package, Reischauer proposes, sooner rather than later, because if we don't start to do it under our terms, that is on our timetable and in our way, market forces — international institutions or our creditors — eventually will step in and dictate the corrective policies we must take.
"It always has been," said Lisa Dewald Stoll, the governor's communications director, noting that his Star program, which helps pay the property tax bills school districts charge to homeowners, was enacted in 1997, in his first term.
Now that legislative term limits have been enacted in many states, for example, voters in a few places are turning on judges in a fresh effort to throw rocks at the establishment.
The proposed revision to constitutional term limits that were enacted in 2000 has rocked Burkina Faso over the past week.
But if Mr. Obama had waited, there would have been little chance any major effort would have been enacted in his presidency, whether it's one or two terms.
Two national labor laws were enacted in January that, among other things, require companies to pay severance and give out more long-term labor contracts.
