It's not like Ms. Davis caused it, they say — all she did was put the spotlight on the school cuts the Republicans want to enact instead of on the political issues the governor wanted to highlight.
He makes a complex cognitive music, his poems often sprung from a conceit deftly played out: "A Beautiful Mind" undoes the feel-good inanity of the movie, enacting instead a vivid brain-surgery fantasia ("You can imagine the mess / and attendant motor disturbance").
"Please give him the chance to use his time to educate and enact change, instead of serving time in jail," she wrote in a letter to Persky.
"We have a long way to go in this struggle, but campus administrators will no longer be able to drag their feet, retaliate against survivors and enact superficial instead of actual changes," she said.
But, she continued, physically enacting the script, instead of just reading it, has helped ease her nerves.
With the attackers dead, and beyond further punishment, the Israeli authorities have instead enacted a series of measures that punish their families.
As you may have gathered, scenes of sex and violence are raw and unseemly here, though mostly only described instead of enacted.
Although the scenes are tightly spliced together, with the company sharing the stage for much of the running time, you notice how sparing the play's action is when it is merely being suggested instead of enacted.
Stiglitz faults Obama for "muddling through" instead of enacting firm regulatory reforms and passing a more investment-oriented stimulus package.
Instead of enacting across-the-board pay cuts to pare down federal spending, Sherk proposes reestablishing a pay-for-performance system across the government.
