Sentence examples for enacted quite from inspiring English sources

These typically tabloidish tales, which I've seen enacted quite compellingly during the past 10 days, were written by Ibsen, Brecht, Noël Coward and Terence Rattigan.

That first point might sound like the death-knell of home-grown European online social startups, though one would hope it wouldn't enacted quite so literally.

This caused clinicians to enact quite different, even random, approaches to establishing empathy and rapport with patients.

Scotland has been some way behind England in really investing in prevention, but there is currently a fundamental culture change going on The full legislation is not yet enacted: There are quite radical proposals for intentional homelessness and the abolition of local connection which are still in the long grass.

If the Bush plan does get enacted, it's quite possible that over time there would be a huge shift in investment preferences.

For example, Colorado recently enacted a utility token bill quite similar to the bill Wyoming enacted last year.

As several studies have found that women who use drugs experience high levels of perceived and enacted stigma [ 21], it is quite likely that attitudes towards women who use drugs are more stigmatizing than those towards men.

We have enacted several stealth tax increases that are quite large by phasing out deductions and exemptions.

Though a spokesman for Governor Angus King says he's "no fan of price controls," it's quite possible the bill will be enacted.

Quite what idea of American history is enacted here?

The original strategy announced in June 2013 lacked focus, but the revised version enacted in June 2014 offers 10 focus areas, some of which are quite sensible.