Sentence examples for enacting of from inspiring English sources

It must acknowledge that at some points its enacting of this well-intentioned agenda made it vulnerable to journalistic corruption.

His command of subject matter and his heartfelt joy in presiding over the enacting of historic legislation were a welcome coda to the achievements of the departing Congress.

Last month, Mrs. Obama celebrated the enacting of a pay-equity law with a reception for women's advocates at the White House.

She is already apparently planning to take a more active role in her husband's administration:Last month, Mrs. Obama celebrated the enacting of a pay-equity law with a reception for women's advocates at the White House.

The rites were based upon the belief that, because the dead body of the god Osiris had been preserved from decomposition and raised to life again by the gods, the magical assimilation of a dead person to Osiris and the ritual enacting of what the gods had done would achieve a similar miracle of resurrection.

But the Labour party also has more immediate work to do as we quite rightly oppose the scrapping of the Human Rights Act, the opening of 500 free schools while existing schools' budgets are slashed by 10%, and the enacting of £30bn worth of public sector cuts.

This constitution was never enacted, of course.

Not all of these will get enacted, of course, but undoubtedly some of them will.

Creed is a fastidious re-enacter of the avant garde's history, a stylish retro-provocateur.

Unfortunately, public policies often get enacted out of moralistic and careless impulses that are politically expedient.

Presidential leadership and passion will be crucial if there is any hope of enacting new forms of gun control.