By using supertypes in the wiring commands, instead of separate subtypes, this reconfiguration can be enacted using far less wiring commands and therefore wire events.
We believe this attitude has to do with the relatively broader set of healthcare functions that can be enacted with use of the data in a CDS.
Although our research is based on commonly used NPM, limited research has been enacted on using integrated statistical analysis that could be used for comparisons between different regions and support the work of regional policy making.
The legislative tools to help make this a reality are available to international policy makers, but they must be enacted and enforced". When used for communications and campaigning, our electronics have the potential to do so much good.
None of these protections will be enacted if opponents succeed in using the N.R.A. exemption as an excuse to not act at all.
Arrangements for CM can be enacted, for example, for land use regulation and soil fertility restoration, infrastructure provision, development of building codes and standards, and increased access to funding for development projects and improved water management (Rojas Blanco 2006; Satterthwaite 2011).
It will not be a "garage sale" — a piece of performance art in which a garage sale is enacted, or an exhibition using conceptual instruments of value to interrogate Marx's theory of commodity fetishism.
But until strict legislation is enacted, helicopter use will increasingly affect the lives of the city's residents.
The sentencing disparity was enacted amid a wave of crack use and hyperbolic warnings that crack — cocaine cooked in baking soda — was more addictive than powder cocaine.
"When mandatory seat-belt use laws were being enacted, some states passed a provision that failure to use a seat belt could not be used against you in a personal liability lawsuit," Clarence M. Ditlow, executive director of the Center for Auto Safety, a nonprofit advocacy group founded in 1970 by Ralph Nader, said in a telephone interview.
