Sentence examples for enacting one of from inspiring English sources

The main characters believe so strongly in the power of these myths that they find themselves enacting one of them.

North Carolina, despite enacting one of the nation's strictest power plant pollution laws in 2002, says it will not be able to meet the new standards in part because of pollution wafting in from other states.

Pennsylvania, a state enacting one of the harshest voter ID laws, has had zero voter fraud of the type their law claims to end.

In an era of free love and violent protests, about 100 people danced on the grass, enacting one of the greatest discoveries of the century: how the ribosome translates genes from DNA into proteins.

We seem to be close to enacting one of the most important pieces of social-insurance legislation since the nineteen-sixties.

Under Mr. Mujica, who took office in 2010, Uruguay has drawn attention for seeking to legalize marijuana and same-sex marriage, while also enacting one of the region's most sweeping abortion rights laws and sharply boosting the use of renewable energy sources like wind and biomass.

Or, the replica may re-enact one of the Wright Brothers' crashes, as it did on Nov. 25.

Here are some of the app's viral hits in recent weeks: a guy re-enacting one of the final scenes in Titanic.

They were partly re-enacting one of the religious conventions, called "grounations," that they regularly hold in their West Kingston stronghold: Rastafarian revival meetings of dancing, singing, playing, cooking and worshiping that last for days.

"Because of race," Motz wrote, "the legislature enacted one of the largest restrictions of the franchise in modern North Carolina history".

To provide an incentive, Congress could enact one of Mr. Reich's best-argued proposals: elimination of the corporate income tax.