Yet it's one thing to make forgiveness an element of a humanitarian movement; it's quite another to enact it as public policy.
By The New Yorker December 7, 2013 "It's one thing to make forgiveness an element of a humanitarian movement; it's quite another to enact it as public policy".
These people not only discussed the nature of self-cultivation but enacted it as a relational process in which they supported one another, reinforced their common goals, and served as checks on each other in case they went off the path, the dao.
Analyzing vulnerability is not the same as enacting it; describing positions of pain and longing isn't an admission of powerlessness but an act of assertion, a way of saying, this female consciousness can hold these states of pain and longing as well.
A second chance to enact it is expected as early as next week, and Congress must not waste it.
The episode in question takes place before the opera begins, but you can't blame directors for re-enacting it during the overture, as David Alden does in his new production at the Theater an der Wien.
The shape of the poem powerfully intensifies the realization of death, and enacts it (much as Hitchens's scattered notes enact his death).
This is a commonplace of mature narrative, and none the worse for it: the white-haired heroes of late Shakespeare, like Leontes and Pericles, enact it obsessively, as if to heal the child-harming wounds that both they and their tragic predecessors, from Shylock to Lear, have allowed to fester.
Mr. Stauber said an F.D.A. memorandum in 1997 predicted that if a single case of encephalopathy was found in the United States and a total ban on all feeding of animal protein to animals was immediately enacted, it was still possible that as many as 299,000 infected cows would be found over the next 11 years.
Although the legislation was ultimately enacted, it was delayed as House and Senate tax writers debated which so-called "revenue raisers" were appropriate to "pay for" the desired small business tax relief.
If enacted, it would define human life as beginning at the moment of conception, essentially turning abortion into murder without the need of overturning the Supreme Court's ruling in Roe v. Wade.
