It gets us back to the Sensenbrenner strategy of dealing with immigration by enacting a draconian paper edict, to disappear the unwanted.
So I went upstairs and said to the guys, 'Look - they're going to get out.' They all said, 'No they're not - the flight plan says they're not.' I said, 'Well, they're doing all the things they'd do if that was about to happen.'" You can imagine the next bit being enacted amid a sea of paper cups and discarded scripts, in standard-issue BBC accents.
This would give Democrats the political clout to restructure the economy -- rather than merely enact palliatives that papered over the increasing concentration of wealth and power in America.
The world never knew it needed paper magicians, trained to use folded paper to enact their spells.
The central question that this paper addresses is what policies should be enacted for structuring software teams to enhance cooperative as opposed to self-serving behavior?
The proposal was fleshed out in the white paper "Policing in the 21st Century" and enacted in the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act, which became law in 2011.
Congress never enacted the resolution or even debated it, the national papers ignored it, and it resulted in a loss of political support for Lincoln in his district.
Though such a pathway may exist on paper, clearly the extent to which it is enacted is called into question by much of the extant literature.
This paper summarises the energy policies that the UK Government has enacted in order to achieve its renewable targets by 2010.
This definition informed our operationalization of migration policies in two ways: (i) DEMIG POLICY focused on 'policies on paper', that is, the laws, regulations, and measures enacted by states to regulate migration.
A quartet wearing white paper masks enacts a parable of the Nkomati Accord, which in 1984 promised, but did not deliver, peace between South Africa and the socialist People's Republic of Mozambique.
