Sentence examples for enactment in a from inspiring English sources

With gender quotas having no chance of enactment in a quota-phobic United States, Ms. Bennett wants the major political parties at least to guarantee that women will make up no less than 30 percent of their political tickets.

The findings of the current study are significant because they indicate that integrating technology, embodiment, and enactment in a science learning activity can be particularly beneficial for students who have weaker spatial skills.

Third, the liberal critics contend that because most of the laws that have a chance of enactment in a society as pluralistic as the United States will have both religious and secular grounds, it will almost never be the case that any of the actual frustration caused by the public presence of religion supports the DRR.

The incorporation can occur either by enactment in a statute or by a court declaration that the rule forms part of the common law.

The title character, sheathed in skinny jeans, is more a kohl-eyed front man for a Williamsburg bar band than a stiff from some historical re-enactment in a vintage television documentary.

But Mr. Lanthimos, who next year will direct Chekhov for the national Greek theater and who will revisit the theme of re-enactment in a new film he is working on, called "Alps," sees older motives in the parents' behavior in "Dogtooth".

In Christopher Lukas's narration, historical figures and invented characters intersect — fortunately, without "re-enactments" — in a revisionist flight of fancy infused with a contemporary sensibility.

"Is the problem that we have an unfettered capacity for credulity, for false belief?" asked Errol Morris, the director of "The Thin Blue Line," discussing re-enactments, in a blog post for The New York Times in 2008.

(2) Courts ordinarily decline to determine the constitutionality of legislative enactments in a case where the record presents some other and clear ground upon which the judgment may rest.

Submitting to the repressive regime of marriage, then, is an enactment in miniature of a larger and more tragic social conformity.

If you missed this routine, which ran for years at the Vegas Hilton, you can catch a re-enactment in an upcoming HBO movie, "Behind the Candelabra," which is based on Mr. Thorson's autobiography of the same name and stars Matt Damon as Mr. Thorson and Michael Douglas as Liberace.