Sentence examples for enactment point from inspiring English sources

Even if the issue is set aside, it's likely to remain live right up to the enactment point in 2018.

Twenty-one years later, we have a potential re-enactment at the point of attack with 34-year-old Chauncey Billups manning the position for the Knicks as they return to the playoffs for the first time since 2004 on Sunday night at TD Garden in Boston.

Brown et al. (2009) provided further depth to this line of reasoning about curriculum enactment and fidelity by pointing out that measuring "coverage" of the curriculum is much less relevant to determining fidelity than documenting students' "opportunities to learn" afforded by the teacher's enactment relative to the formal or intended curriculum.

It seems to me that the disappearance of the perceived thing or the felt experience into the inconclusive enactments of process points to a dead end in Graham's art.

"Why would any of us in Congress?" The aid prohibition has been a sore point since its enactment in 1998, inciting debate and recriminations all around.

Yakhya's lawyers would not be allowed to be present during a crime scene re-enactment, leaving them powerless to point out its weaknesses.

The general point is that the enactment of Obamacare, despite all the criticisms it has received, has permanently shifted the political debate.

Its enactment would mark an important turning point -- it would show that the power of the banks can be broken.

The House bill would push back the capital provision's enactment date to March 31 , 2010 by which point Emigrant had fallen below the $15 billion mark.

January 27 , 2004 "A statement from U.S. ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad called the enactment of the constitution a 'turning point for the Afghan nation.'".

The film is least convincing when making overt polemical points, as in its enactment of the funeral of the Last Bigot.