Sentence examples for but enacted from inspiring English sources

The Aboriginal Legal Service in New South Wales has a 24-hour custody notification service – a measure recommended by the 1991 royal commission but enacted in no other states or territories.

It has one of the most brilliant plots in 20th-century British fiction, engineered by the novelist but enacted by those two cerebral foes Smiley and Karla, the fiendishly clever novelist's surrogates.

A new law, stalled during Mr. Calderón's term but enacted a little more than a month after Mr. Peña Nieto took office on Dec. 1, aims to compile a more precise registry of crime victims and provide financial relief for their survivors, though critics contend the law does not clearly address who exactly a victim is or how the fund will be paid for.

Both lessons set similar learning goals but enacted these goals differently.

These people not only discussed the nature of self-cultivation but enacted it as a relational process in which they supported one another, reinforced their common goals, and served as checks on each other in case they went off the path, the dao.

It must be stated openly, overtly and without prejudice so the will of the sovereign is not only heard, but enacted.

But enacting such plans would not be without social problems.

Ashbery's poem is not only about a bridge, but enacts its topic.

Here's a way that we can not just assert but enact freedom, and the right to laugh.

But enacting it would provide an essential measure of legal protection, and send an important message of tolerance -- one that is terribly overdue.

Holzman quotes Jean-Luc Godard's famous dictum about cinema being truth twenty-four times a second, but enacts Jean Cocteau's statement about it being "death at work".