Extending this further, the invocation of targets via associative reference – as distinct from the invocation of attitude itself – was also highlighted, and I argue that the invoking of targets by association is also an important means of enacting evaluation and positioning audiences.
Also in 2007, the FDA began to require drug companies to enact Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS) to better manage, track, and report AEs [ 49].
An enacted negative evaluation refers to actual discrimination.
The decision does not come as much of a surprise, as Iowa did not satisfy requirements for the waiver by failing to enact a teacher evaluation system that allowed for teachers and principals to be put into at least three categories: not effective, effective and highly effective.
It has since enacted a "competitive evaluation process".
China enacted its national evaluation standard for green building in 2006, and revised the standard in 2014.
He took particular interest in military and agricultural affairs, and in 2014 he helped enact a bill requiring annual mental-health evaluations for members of the armed services; it was intended to prevent military suicides.
Design expertise (Huizinga, 2009, Huizinga et al. 2014) has been used as an all-encompassing phrase that is used to describe a curriculum designer's ability to enact the skills of analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation (Molenda, 2003).
Will it enact sensible changes?
Legislatures scrambled to enact laws.
All personnel enact active shooter protocols immediately.
