"We encourage white people for recognizing privilege, but what truly matters is taking that understanding of privilege to enact a change at a structural level," he said.
On a more arcane note, the Legislature, following an opinion by the State Court of Appeals, enacted a change in state laws regarding medical malpractice cases.
The House, on a vote of 220-195, enachange change that would effectively dismiss a complaint in the event of a deadlock among members of the ethics committee, which is divided equally between Democrats and Republicans.
Mr. Leahy told him that Congress would probably enact a change to the term-limit law if Mr. Obama asked it to, in light of Mr. Mueller's popularity, but that he and other lawmakers would have concerns about the precedent of overriding the term limit, given its history.
To understand how structures may be built and enacted, a change agent could draw upon the symbolic frame.
In 2005, the Kansas State Board of Education enacted a change in the state's science teaching standards (Wilgoren 2005).
That's true, but the fact is that Powell isn't poised to enact a change big enough to spur the voluminous merger-and-acquisition activity that networks covet and station groups fear.
After intense lobbying by various interested parties, in 1988, Congress enacted a change to the Bankruptcy Code that limits the power of licensors to prevent the continued use of their licenses.
A limitation of the LCC-HVDC technology is the need to reverse direct voltage polarity to enact a change in the power flow direction; this limits the ability of an LCC-HVDC system to respond quickly to changing demand or market conditions [15, 16, 17, 18, 19].
