Sentence examples for enacted by different from inspiring English sources

Instead, several import and cultivation bans have been enacted by different European MS. For instance, since 1999, the cultivation of Bacillus thuringiensis [Bt] maize MON810 was banned in Austria, France, Hungary, Luxemburg, Greece and Germany.

Tekkumru-Kisa and Stein focus on an individual video-based PD program at a single site (phase 1); Borko and colleagues as well as Jacobs, Seago, and Koellner focus on a single video-based PD program enacted by different facilitators in different sites (phase 2).

As a result, ANT helps to conceptualise how different realities are experienced and enacted by different actors, resulting in a more nuanced picture of the dynamic relationships between different actors without neglecting their inter-relatedness.

It is suggested that this approach can help to capture the complex ways the different parts of the body and the disease are enacted by different actors and in different places and at different times.

These principles or functions might be enacted by practitioners in several different ways, but they would all achieve the same function and intermediate objectives.

Though the budget ultimately enacted by Congress may look very different from the budget request released by the president, the president's budget is important.

Previous research on this topic has shown that GIM wards are overloaded with communication 'genres' or types that are enacted by varying health care providers at different times to meet their contrasting information needs [ 1].

The anti-piracy law is one of several different pieces of legislation enacted by Russia aimed at the internet.

This method was used to characterize the instructional practices enacted by 73 STEM faculty members at 28 different research-intensive universities, corresponding to a variety of disciplines, courses, class size, and levels of faculty teaching experience.

By comparison, I ask how these attitudes and actions are different from the draconian practices enacted by Arizona state officials in 2010 in stripping away primarily the Mexican American Studies programs from Tucson public schools?

How is this type of "law" different from the types of laws enacted by a government to control trade?