Sentence examples for enacted with a from inspiring English sources

Yale's funeral was grandly enacted, with a $12,000 casket and 28 trucks of flowers.

A new system of local government in rural areas (zemstvo) was enacted with a right to found schools for the peasantry, which were now free.

No one is in any doubt that the reform being proposed is the kind that is usually enacted with a can of petrol and a box of matches.

The governor had originally proposed a 2.5 percent cap on property tax increases as an amendment to the State Constitution, and Democrats called for a 2.9 percent limit with more loopholes, enacted with a simple statute.

Taxes, foreign policy, and civil-rights laws are all ultimately enforced with the threat of physical violence (that's the nature of government), but most of their regulations are enacted with a pen and put into practice with well, with what?

The judges found that the Congressional map as a whole was enacted with a "discriminatory purpose," and they cited the concerns of black and Hispanic members of Congress who testified that they were excluded from the process of drafting the maps.

They were conducted under the authority of postwar laws enacted with an eye to the Nazis to prevent the overthrow of the state or Constitution by extremist groups.

In a chance encounter with Ms. Tsukada in 2005, Mr. Moran found the muse who enabled his current work: spare, intimate sequences of memories, recounted and enacted with an intricate mixture of recorded music, spoken word, choreographed movement and video.

The legislation that last month received cabinet approval is an attempt to fulfil this obligation, admittedly enacted with an eye to the likely political gains to the ruling coalition at the poll booths.

The court found not only that those changes disproportionately made it harder for African Americans to exercise the franchise but also that the law was enacted with "discriminatory intent" — a more serious indictment.

For this reason, it is important to her, in "The Shock Doctrine," that there be virtually no exceptions — that is, instances where radical market reforms are enacted with the consent of a people.