Term limits were enacted by way of the ballot box.
(Koran 24:2) IN the last few weeks, in three widely publicized episodes, we have seen Islamic justice enacted in ways that should make Muslim moderates rise up in horror.
These oft-feuding groups agree on the need to enact a way for the 11 million immigrants illegally in the United States to gain citizenship.
This scene, witnessed countless times in movies and on television and maybe even now and then in real life, enacts the way that fresh freedom sneaks up on us, tumbling out of us spontaneously, like laughter, moving us strangely but joyously to rhythms and melodies we've never known.
This stands in contrast to postmodernism masquerading as metamodernism; such texts are more likely to judge and/or "problematize" linguistic phenomena from a safe distance, rather than enact the way certain language praxes have become fully integrated into the praxes of contemporay living.
"[Karzai] responded by saying this law would not be enacted in the way it has been presented".
He could have chosen to pick out a few easily implemented policies that could be enacted in a way that is targeted, temporary and timely.
In fact, some of the disastrous pieces of financial deregulation from the nineteen-nineties, which allowed the banks to engage in some of their riskiest operations with little oversight, were enacted in this way.
David Howard, an associate professor at Emory University's department of health policy and management, said the ACA included provisions to keep the marketplaces stable, but some of those were watered down in the push to get the deal through Congress, and in other cases the provisions have not been enacted in the way people expected.
Airport affect is enacted, in one way, by planning and designing the situational affective context one inhabits – throwing up structures of ethological possibility that shape capacities for the corporeal body to move and be moved.
