Sentence examples for consistently enacted from inspiring English sources

A favorite of international exhibitions and blue chip galleries, Mr. West consistently enacted a kind of friendly iconoclasm in his work, in which form and function were pitted against each other and rough-surfaced materials like plaster or papier mache, sometimes doused with color, challenged accepted taste.

Instead of changing the formula, however, Congress has consistently enacted one-year fixes.

After more than a decade of Kadyrov's rule, Chechnya has become Russia in miniature, a concentrated tincture of all its habits and instincts and pathologies, with Kadyrov worshipping Putin and consistently enacting the darker urges and impulses of the system that Putin has created.

Because Donald Trump isn't thirsty enough to consistently enact policies that help anybody but himself.

Strategies like developing a routine and assuming an encouraging demeanor seemed to have a more continuous implementation in that these strategies needed to be enacted consistently throughout the course term in order to be effective.

The proposed law -- if enacted consistently with its mandate -- would cost Goldman at least $3.7 billion in annual revenue, according to one estimate cited by Reuters.

We also recommend more careful monitoring of treatment fidelity to ascertain if behavioral and technological interventions were consistently delivered and enacted upon as recommended [ 48].

He enacted the artistic drive in the extreme, flirted consistently with failure, and in his manic, exaggerated, remorseless way, exposed the human vulnerability behind all great art.

This essential principle, that the outcome of elections be determined by the will of the voters, forms the foundation of the election code enacted by the Florida Legislature and has been consistently applied by this Court in resolving elections disputes.

They taught me that education is a human right, one that has consistently been a valued priority within Haitian society dating back to public school laws enacted soon after Haiti's independence in 1804.

While the data in Table 2 depict observed seat belt use for a short 1-year time period before the law was enacted, observed seat belt use for the years 2004 through 2010 was consistently below 20%.