Sentence examples for enacted world from inspiring English sources
The case could also be seen as a test of world leaders' ability to resolve disputes in the context of the recently enacted World Trade Agreement.
My brother Michael and I had been re-enacting World War II in the ancient magnolia tree that dominated the sloping back yard of Hickory Hill, our 19th-century white brick farmhouse in McLean, Va.
There's no job quite like teaching: your co-workers are children, your lessons can involve re-enacting world wars or burning magnesium in a lab – and inspiring young minds is all in a day's work.
In Bolaño's world, what is imagined is equal to what is enacted; reality is provisional.
In 1709, expressly to combat book piracy and "for the encouragement of learned men to compose and write useful books," Britain enacted the world's first copyright law.
By the early 1960s the Japanese government had begun to consider a comprehensive pollution-control policy, and in 1967 Japan enacted the world's first such overarching law, the Basic Law for Environmental Pollution Control.
Especially in suburban areas, zoning regulations enacted after World War II separated residential, commercial and industrial areas to protect property values, but at the same time they increased dependence on automobiles.
In the almost two decades since "don't ask, don't tell" was enacted, the world has changed dramatically.
No running through the back yard re-enacting World War II.
He just likes to dress up like a Nazi soldier and re-enact World War II battles.
Jacek Blawut's documentary "Man at War," about men who favor a flight-simulator game that re-enacts World War II battles, never quite separates itself from this form of video-game oversharing.
