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Mr. Summers said enacting that doctrine would help "fight abusive tax shelters on a universal rather than case-by-case basis".
Enacting that kind of legislation will require a grand bargain involving greater nuclear plant construction, concessions to the coal and utility industries, exemptions for major manufacturers and more, not less, domestic oil and gas drilling to attract Republican and moderate Democratic support.
If the state legislature decides from the beginning to exercise that authority by instructing the various institutions -- certainly not just the courts, the attorney general, the secretary of state -- in very particular ways to exercise their roles in the process with a specific view of JUSTICE O'CONNOR -- Well, it certainly did by enacting that date.
Second, engaging with complexity implicates researchers in experiencing it, and this implicates the research process and its methodology in a process of sense-making of the practical and affective consequences for and with practitioners inhabiting and enacting that complexity.
Enacting that would be a massive political challenge, obviously.
Before enacting that law, the legislature requested data on the use, by race, of a number of voting practices.
The State Legislature enacted that bill in 1991.
I like trying to enact that sound of a mind doing something so interior.
This time Mr Yanukovych finally got his chance to enact that scenario.
There are those who want to re-enact that triumph again and again.
