Sentence examples for enacted in the form from inspiring English sources

Verbal processes are on the borderline of mental and relational processes and represent symbolizations constructed in human consciousness and enacted in the form of language (e.g., 'They told me it was food poisoning').

This paper examines the sources of the emergence in greater Boston of a large population of technology differentiating enterprises and the systemic processes by which new opportunities for innovation are both created and enacted in the form of emerging, co-adapting, and growing high tech sectors.

Thus, the category of "verbal" processes is situated on the borderline between "mental" and "relational" processes because a symbolic relationship is construed in human consciousness and enacted in the form of language as saying, according to Halliday and Matthiessen (2004: 171).

This latter model developed from comprehensive rules about data privacy enacted in the EU's Data Protection Directive in 1995, now adopted in some form by all 27 EU nations.

There is now an opportunity for similar legislation to be enacted nationally, in the form of the School Access to Emergency Epinephrine Act, and I urge lawmakers to pass it.

And the first thing that a conservative confronted with such a decision might be expected to ask is: what justifies a man in a black robe in striking down a law enacted by the duly elected representatives of the people of California, a law enacted (in one form or another) by most if not all other state legislatures?

Importantly, if enacted in its current form, the bill would end the now-infamous call metadata program that was first unveiled last June.

Though unlikely to be enacted in its current form, the bill has sparked intense debate about what the federal government should do to help Californians desperate for relief.

If enacted in its current form, the bill would allow companies to use a more favorable pension calculation that would save them from having to make tens of billions of dollars in pension contributions over the next three years, according to actuarial studies.

They pointed to Mr. Bush's push for education reform, which is likely to be enacted in some form.

Give them credit, too, for summarizing the plan not too unfairly: If House Bill 1299 is approved, Colorado would enter into an interstate compact that would take effect only if enacted, in identical form, by states that have a majority of electoral college votes — 270 of 538.