Sentence examples for enacted like from inspiring English sources

Some elements of the original plans are being enacted — like merging certain legal roles and changing controversial rules on provisional detention.

There were the songs, enacted like speed trials, some of them only one or two choruses long -- and there was the free-ranging commentary, both during and between numbers.

And the bizarre anecdotes Hedwig told of his harsh childhood are now enacted, like one about the apartment he shares with his mother in East Berlin, a domicile so small she forces him to play with his head in the oven.

While there is virtually no chance of it being enacted — like any alteration to the Constitution, it would require the approval of two-thirds of members of both Houses of Congress, plus the backing of three-quarters of the states — the mere act of campaigning for it will enable the Republicans to put Democrats on the defensive and cause internal schisms.

Stan fantasizes incessantly about having total sexual control over Charmaine — not "the sex that Charmaine enacts, like yoga, with careful breath control," but "sex that can't be helped.

On the other hand, short-term measures that would be easier to enact, like energy initiatives in an economic stimulus spending package, could be perceived by Europe and China, particularly, as insufficient evidence of meaningful change.

Depending on the finding, the agency could then discuss protections it might enact, like setting aside preserved grounds.

Instead, the performers, often dressed as if for some formal event, processed enigmatically across the stage to sentimental tunes, or enacted dream-like scenarios which often involved sexual violence.

The diplomats do not specify what "further guidelines" they would like enacted.

The report outlined the measures the group would like enacted by Congress to ensure that no other children were killed by bad food.

While Mr. Bloomberg has been accused of enacting nanny-like public health measures, he trumpeted his antismoking policies for helping to widen the life expectancy gap between the city, which has annually had record life-expectancy highs, and the United States.