Sentence examples for enactment's from inspiring English sources

Through case studies of familial and conjugal love in Africa, Asia, the US, Europe, and South and Latin America, the course will examine the debates about and enactment's of what constitutes the appropriate way to show love and affection in different cultures and historical contexts.

Second, interpretivism says that interpretation identifies some moral principles which justify, in some specified sense, the enactment's having the impact in question.

In the case of law, an interpretation so understood may correctly identify, say, some change in rights and obligations that obtained in virtue of an enactment, even though the enactment's having that impact was not considered and endorsed, in some specified sense, by the enacting institution.

Republicans had it easier during the nearly seven years since the Affordable Care Act's enactment.

The first case was South Carolina v. Katzenbach (1966), which was decided about five months after the Act's enactment.

Before the Act's enactment, these devices were the primary tools used by jurisdictions to prevent racial minorities from voting.

These extensions continued the effect of requiring jurisdictions to prove that they had not misused a test or device since before the Act's enactment in 1965.

They demanded the re-enactment's cancellation.

During the pre-dawn hour of the re-enactment's first shots, the Charleston Symphony, sitting under the oaks near the site of one of the gun batteries, is to perform sorrowful songs in a concert called "When Jesus Wept".

Seven years after enactment, FSOC's SIFI designation authority faces new scrutiny.

On hearing of its enactment, MP's proclaimed that they, rather than the members of the House of Lords could claim to represent the will of the people.