Sentence examples for enacted apology from inspiring English sources
Thirty-six states have enacted apology laws.
Re "My Near Miss," by Dr. Danielle Ofri (Op-Ed, May 29): Another way to end the "shame that prevents caregivers from coming forward" when adverse medical events occur is to enact apology laws that allow health care providers to talk to patients and families after an unforeseen outcome without fearing litigation based solely on that conversation.
Gomez's exasperation does not feel unwarranted: apologies, enacted deliberately, can feel mercenary, false.
An amnesty and immunity bill, scheduled to be enacted on Tuesday, includes an apology to some 5,000 men who faced post-war sanctions and ostracism after they quit the defense forces of neutral Ireland to join the allied war effort against Hitler.
As Hertzberg points out, "it would be awkward" for Romney to apologize for the health-care mandate he enacted as governor "since he just published a book entitled 'No Apologies.' " You can subscribe to the Political Scene on iTunes or XML, and become a fan of the Political Scene on Facebook.
Unlike Duch, who left a meticulous paper trail at S-21 and acknowledged many of his own doings, the movement's leaders enacted their policies through proxies and have made no admissions or apologies.
Emergency measures were enacted.
