Sentence examples for enact with from inspiring English sources

You can only guess what the lines mean to the inmates, who register as atmospheric blanks at best and brutal exotics at worst, even if the tale that they enact with such earnest vigor works because the original tragedy does.

Still, the novice governor found the sea legs in 1997 to help enact, with overwhelming support in the heavily Democratic Legislature, a major expansion of health insurance for children of the working poor whose families did not qualify for Medicaid.

The Reagan boom enabled him to eliminate a projected deficit and to enact (with Republican help) the largest tax reduction in the state's history, while building more prison cells and reforming Medicaid.

No longer can we enact with impunity policies based on the presumptive superiority of white Christians.

The OECD analyzed 555 Greek regulatory restrictions and made 329 specific recommendations the Troika expects Greece to enact with dispatch.

These included pension cuts and tax increases that look much like what Greece has now agreed to enact with Hermes-like speed.

It is also the narrator's fantasy, the one she is trying to re-enact with Iris, to the point of letting her marriage collapse and losing her loft in Manhattan.

The Regulations serve to re-enact, with amendments, the provisions of the Immigration (European Economic Area) Order 1994, as well as to create free-standing rights of appeal that are independent of those rights arising under statutory provisions applying to persons not claiming rights under European Community ("EC") law.

"NAFTA was enacted with legislation.. . .

The growing viciousness between them is enacted with perfect manners.

Update: You might also enjoy this video of the jump re-enacted with Legos.