Sentence examples for enacted down from inspiring English sources

Krauss's narrative addresses memory, love and loss; how our yearnings are enacted down the generations.

Living museums are museums where a certain era or occasion is re-enacted, right down to the staff wearing costumes of the period.

The law is one of several enacted to crack down on sex offenders after a 7-year-old girl, Megan Kanka, was raped and murdered in 1994 by a neighbor previously convicted of child molestation.

The news began to cover it, but the new open liable laws President Trump enacted quickly shut down coverage.

In 2013 Queensland Parliament imposed the Vicious Lawless Association Disestablishment Act, known as the VLAD laws, which were enacted to "come down harshly on outlaw motorcycle gangs and their members".

States across the country have enacted laws to crack down, citing a failure of the federal government to do the job.

One kind of conservative judge, for instance, defers to the democratic process and views decisions to strike down laws enacted by Congress as "judicial activism".

On substance, Justice Alito probably had the better of the exchange: the law the decision partly struck down was enacted in 2002, and the older of the two precedents it reversed was from 1990.

In 45 bce he enacted a law laying down a standard pattern for the constitutions of the municipia, which were by this time the units of local self-government in most of the territory inhabited by Roman citizens.

Research has shown the risks of cochlear implantation to be extremely low.Rachel Chaikof BostonOutdated actsSIR – One unfortunate characteristic of a democracy is that laws get enacted but rarely struck down once they have outlived their usefulness ("Set the farmers and shopkeepers free", July 20th).

But the British Supreme Court lacks the power to strike down laws enacted by Parliament.