Sentence examples for decisions are enacted from inspiring English sources

Similar to other countries in the region where health is considered a universal right, many of the coverage decisions are enacted through litigation in the judicial system.

A special feature of the field of child poverty and child wellbeing is that the discourse and debates, policies, interventions and decisions are enacted almost entirely by adults on behalf of children.

Embeddedness makes it harder to understand how policies and practices are enacted, as it may be unclear where the locus of decision-making resides.

EU laws are enacted through governments.

Numerous other countries are enacting antitrade measures.

On substance, Justice Alito probably had the better of the exchange: the law the decision partly struck down was enacted in 2002, and the older of the two precedents it reversed was from 1990.

Grounded in democratic governance, it is a means by which balanced and measured decision-making for the public good determines the policies by which decisions are made or reform is enacted when it does not meet the common good.

But if the government would allow the court decisions against terrorist groups to be enacted, then a precedent would be set.

In a speech on Friday, Mr. Bainimarama announced that the emergency laws, which were enacted after a decision to abrogate the Constitution led the courts to declare his government illegitimate, would end.

The decision means that conservation measures must be enacted for the fish but does not require a ban on the import, export or sale of beluga caviar in this country.

NHS England's Five Year Forward View (October 2014) reiterated a commitment to patient empowerment, to be enacted through shared decision-making and novel mechanisms such as "integrated personal commissioning", a new approach involving blended health and social care funding for people with complex needs [ 16].