"I practically enacted my own illustration when taking my daughter to preschool this winter".
Some of the most important technical advances on the mountainside were imagined and practically enacted by dedicated amateur sportsman Andrew 'Sandy Irvinee.
Of course, with the Republicans in control of the House and the Senate, the chances of the proposals being enacted anytime soon are practically nil.
Perhaps it was because the Mets did not have to defeat them in the playoffs to win the pennant, but the Braves did not find it at all strange to watch the Mets enact what has practically been an annual event in Atlanta.
"When the law was first enacted in 1990 there was practically hysteria in some parts of the museum community about what was going to happen," Mr. West continued.
He argues that while the chances of Mr Obama's proposals being enacted by this Congress are "practically nil", the speech indicates a new era of economic recovery, in which the national conversation will once again shift to how to distribute the spoils of growth.
Two weeks later, the graduate was texting me about the recently enacted legislation in Israel that practically guarantees the eventual disenfranchisement of Arabs.
Arkansas has enacted a slew of new restrictions that practically prohibit access to abortion.
As long as a Democrat occupies the White House, there's practically no chance that G.O.P. spending cuts will be enacted, marking the Price budget as more of a political wish list than an actual funding bill.
But this is practically impossible because Republicans, who mainly complain about the large numbers of nontaxpayers, enacted most of the tax policies that removed them from the tax rolls.
If Bush's economic agenda was fully enacted, the vast bulk of these payments wouldn't be taxed at all, and labor would end up shouldering practically the entire burden of financing the federal government.
