Sentence examples for each enactment from inspiring English sources

Lucky those who will see subsequent cycles, which will surely grow with each enactment.

Require only a simple majority vote in each House for enactment.

Opponents of an employer mandate, minimum wage, and paid sick leave want people to focus on what employers will do in response to each policy's enactment.

First, state coercion is presumptively wrong; each and every coercive state enactment must be justified by each and every citizen subject to it.

All this emerges with a good deal of subtlety through the students' enactment of each other's situations.

Two of the world's leading Wagnerians at the top of their game, Stephen Gould and Nina Stemme, sang the title roles, with Antonio Pappano conducting – a mild verb to describe his extraordinary workout on the podium, a near physical and mental enactment of each bar of this four-and-a-half hour masterpiece.

Use of any provision herein should be contemplated only in conjunction with advice from legal counsel The year listed for each law indicates the enactment date (including the date of HIV-specific amendments).

The final analysis database included the enactment year of each law, disclosure requirements, activities prohibited under the law (including sexual activity without disclosure, prostitution/solicitation, blood/tissue/fluid donation, and biting/spitting/throwing of bodily fluids), most severe degree of punishment under a particular law, and available defenses delineated in the law.

Instead, each image affects us as an enactment, a photographic performance.

Next, each party has an internal layer with a service for Legacy_Management that satisfies the fourth requirement and comprises local workflow- and rules enactment services that coordinate each other for the orchestration of Web-service wrapped internal legacy systems.

Each such installation originally required the enactment of a statute; however, a 1954 statute authorises the regular admission of Stranger Knights or Ladies without further special enactments.