Sentence examples similar to enacted at school from inspiring English sources

The new rules, enacted at the start of the school year, require Mr. Shelton to do as many observations for his strongest teachers — four a year — as for his weakest.

Echoing the argument made by Charlotte (see "Findings at School C" in the previous section), de-activating the "virtual mentor" in the game was another vital practice enacted at School C because this class was composed of many experienced gamers.

Of these, 55 had been enacted at the time of the data collection.

In 1938, Gamper was dismissed during the 'Aryanization' measures enacted at the University.

Stigma may be perceived and enacted at various levels; individual, family, institutions and society.

According to Sign on San Diego, the policy enacted by the school's administration has not been brought up for "at least 15 years".

"Typically the head is responsible for making sure it's enacted in schools.

"I like it better this way," said Kellie, 6, a second grader at Loretta Park Elementary School in Brentwood, where a voluntary dress code was enacted this school year.

This week feminist video game critic Anita Sarkeesian had to cancel a talk at Utah State University after the school received anonymous threats to enact "the deadliest school shooting in American history" if she spoke at the school.

More states have enacted policies to prohibit smoking at school and to require courses on pregnancy prevention.

The results of our study suggest to further address enacted stigma and coping mechanisms at school; two issues that were not addressed in the study.