Sentence examples for enacted between from inspiring English sources

It combines a tragic love story with bawdy and picaresque scenes enacted between a cast of secondary characters.

It's true that Roosevelt would have won all four Presidential elections without a single Southern electoral vote, and it's also true that most of the major New Deal legislation enacted between 1933 and 1937 passed Congress by overwhelming majorities.

On the other hand, in "Triplets," by Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz, which Mr. Patinkin performed with two hand puppets, the frenzied squabbling he enacted between the hostile siblings was genuinely frightening.

It's a film about needing help, and the detective plot is a mere McGuffin around those touches and the sympathetic reaching out enacted between bullish, put-upon Rod Steiger and Poitier.

And the court may interpret some pending class actions brought by public prosecutors as representing all of the tens of millions of Brazilians who held a savings account at the time.Most of the cases revolve around four "stabilisation plans" enacted between 1987 and 1991.

We can refer to the social relations enacted between teachers and learners as pedagogic relations (after Bernstein [1990], [2000]).

Focusing on the stated purposes, specified actors, and installed mechanisms of public participation and government accountability, an institutional analysis was conducted on the national land use regulations and policies enacted between 1947 and 2012.

But the Court struck down less than 2/3 of 1percentt of the 15,817 laws that Congress enacted between 1954 and 2002.

Pedagogic relations are not only enacted orally between teachers and learners, but include relations between producers of texts and learners, the texts that learners produce for evaluation, and teachers' spoken and written evaluations of learners' texts, together with relations between learners.

But five years after the Brazilian law was enacted, irritations between the United States and Brazil persist.

The International Centre for Non-Profit Law found that 36percentt of restrictive civil society laws enacted globally between 2012 and 2015 targeted international funding.