Sentence examples for enacted well from inspiring English sources
MR. HANCOCK -- No, the laws were enacted well before the election.
Janson will point out that these five-year plans were enacted well after he started organizing, that they are a neat new way of decoupling pay from teaching -- making it easier to argue that these are just apprenticeships -- and that nobody pays to get an academic Ph.D. because the return on investment stinks even when they're paying you.
When the process is enacted well, it offers measured performance against standards required by the nursing health profession, promoting learning and behavioural change.
We can draw on the legislative and regulatory experience of the dozens of democracies that already do this — that have enacted well-drafted hate speech laws and have amended and refined them over the years.
"Together with other tax legislation passed by the Congress this year," Mr. Summers said, "it would threaten our fiscal discipline and jeopardize our ability to strengthen Social Security and Medicare, pay down the national debt, enact well targeted tax cuts, provide a long-overdue voluntary Medicare prescription drug benefit and meet other pressing national priorities".
The styles and history of portrait photography itself increasingly interest her, as when she dons eerily accurate rubber masks to re-enact well-known images of Diane Arbus, Robert Mapplethorpe and Andy Warhol, three of the medium's giants; or evokes earlier photographic styles — and various ages of women — in a seven-screen video work titled "Snapshot".
Eventually, these will be enacted as well.
The Employment Act, as finally enacted, fell well short of making government the employer of last resort.
But for nannies and parents alike, the legislation, if enacted, could well create a kind of baseline for negotiations over pay, hours and benefits.
Notable productions have included "The Noise of Time," an acclaimed collaboration between the Emerson String Quartet and the Théâtre de Complicité in Shostakovich's Quartet No. 15; and a pair of Bach cantatas with the texts enacted as well as sung by Lorraine Hunt Lieberson, under the direction of Peter Sellars.
The spate of stories exploring the why's and who's behind the botched launch include an exhaustive piece in the Washington Post about how political concerns trumped technical ones in the years after the Affordable Care Act was enacted, as well as an L.A. Times article about President Obama's shortcomings as a manager.
