Sentence examples for clear enactment from inspiring English sources

There's no clear enactment of the Easter story, although the work is dense with images: priests, Roman soldiers, crucifixes, candles and incense, and comes with the piercing, live accompaniment of a selection of sacred motets by Tomás Luis de Victoria.

The amendment, the legislation says, will "state that the elimination or relocation of major league baseball franchises are covered under the antitrust laws, and to make clear that the enactment of this act does not change the application of the antitrust laws in any other context or with respect to any other person or entity".

The reasons for the former difference are not clear, especially after the enactment of free delivery services, which should have resulted in a higher percentage of lower tercile women in the endline survey.

But it soon became clear that the re-enactments would also allow me to question and probe those former Scientologists' versions of events.

Thus, the federal Constitution and Congressional enactments make clear that state laws regarding the appointment of presidential electors are a matter of federal concern.

Hours before the speeches last night, Representative Tom DeLay, the combative House whip, hailed Mr. Bush's election as clearing "an unfettered path" toward enactment of the conservative agenda.

Out of seven new bills on the table, five look likely to clear the Senate and move towards enactment.

Old radio broadcasts (or re-enactments; it's not clear which) evoke a collective memory in which the announcement of the German invasion of the Soviet Union still feels as if it took place only a year or two earlier.

As the last clause in the sentence makes clear, Collingwood's account of re-enactment is designed to establish a conceptual point about what thought is and a related point about the criteria for identifying and distinguishing thoughts, not a method for the recovery of past thoughts (Saari 1984 and 1989; Van der Dussen 1981 and 1995; D'Oro 2000).

It's not clear that Whitman has as deft an enactment strategy as Christie does.

"It clearly applies to preferential rent in leases signed since its passage," he said, "but it is not clear about its application to preferential rents agreed to prior to its enactment".