In our hypothetical High School Hijinks, the novel's central atrocity would never be enacted off-screen.
But each time, all that we get is an alleged billionaire throwing out platitudes and vague wish lists of policies he'd like to see enacted on the off chance he gets elected president.
Currently, regulation drafting is a process of sending around Word documents, copy-and-pasting from older texts, "version hell," signing by a Minister, and sending the enacted regulations off to a publisher, who will then turn it into some XML format to feed a publishing platform to generate HTML, PDF, and paper versions of the texts.
New rules enacted in the off-season limit players' dawdling and yapping before face-offs and their loafing onto line changes after plays stop.
The controversial ban, enacted on November 6th following an act of mob violence by motorcyclists, dominates the conversation as we set off across the city".I'm happy.
The tax rise, enacted in 1990, set off a tirade by angry voters.
The Senate recently passed a measure that, if enacted, would cut off military support to that campaign.
In addition, mindful of the menace to the ANC of Julius Malema, a racist firebrand who has set up a populist splinter group, Mr Zuma has felt obliged to match him with legislative proposals that if enacted would put off much-needed investors.Today the ANC pretends to be all things at once while resting on the laurels of liberation.
Ellen Mendelson, mammography chief at the Western Pennsylvania Hospital, says the digital mammography law enacted last year siphoned off money that could have improved funding for conventional breast cancer screens.
From a human perspective the Earth may be considered as a single interconnected ecosystem, and given our tenuous understanding and control over the environment as well as our own behaviors, ever-looming specters of social collapse or even extinction dictate enacting immediate off-world diversification and self-preservation efforts.
Because of emergency extensions already enacted by Congress, laid-off workers in nearly half the states can collect benefits for up to 79 weeks, the longest period since the unemployment insurance program was created in the 1930s.
