Sentence examples for despite having enacted from inspiring English sources

When it comes to future ambitions, she says, gnomically, 'I am in the moment.' There is something profoundly Gallic about the way she shrugs off questions, picking at a bunch of purple grapes and tossing her tousled, chin-length auburn curls, but she won't talk about the secrets of French womanhood, either, despite having enacted the Anglo fantasy in countless English-speaking roles.

Mr. Uribe's government has faced a chorus of criticism because the group has continued to carry out assassinations and other crimes while talks are going on, despite claiming to have enacted a cease-fire.

Despite concerns about terrorism, Maryland and New Mexico have enacted laws liberalizing access to driver's licenses for immigrants.

Since 2011, at least 13 legislatures have enacted welfare drug tests, despite little evidence of widespread drug abuse among TANF recipients and little evidence that testing saves money.

The OECD demands Greece abolish any laws restricting the days or hours a business can operate (e.g., Sunday closing laws) -- despite the fact that several European countries have enacted such policies to protect workers and small businesses.

Thirty-six states have enacted apology laws.

Seven states have enacted similar measures.

California already has enacted a similar law.

Of those, 22 have enacted total bans.

Maryland, New Jersey, Illinois and Hawaii have enacted such legislation.

Other states have enacted or begun the process to enact such laws.