Sentence examples for enactment says from inspiring English sources

"Almost nothing in life is epic or tragic at the moment of its enactment," says the fictional narrator of his new novel, "Thirteen Moons".

"The Supreme Court has, in numerous cases going back to the 1920s, upheld tax measures that claw back amounts prior to the effective date of the enactment," says Tribe.

The Paris climate deal is entering into force much faster than previous deals such as the Kyoto Protocol in the 1990s, which took 7 years to get from drafting to final enactment, says Eliza Northrop, an international environmental lawyer at the World Resources Institute, a nonprofit think tank in Washington, D.C. "I wasn't anticipating it would happen as quickly as it happened," she says.

"It's an issue Congress never even thought about during its enactment," said Marci Hamilton, one of the lawyers representing Pomona.

"It doesn't look to me like the complete set of proposals has much chance of enactment," said Rudolph Penner, a former director of the Congressional Budget Office.

"The defenders of partial-birth abortion suffered another big setback today as our side, the backers of the bill, overcame one of the final remaining hurdles before enactment," said Douglas Johnson, a spokesman for the National Right to Life Committee.

"This does seem to be moving towards an actual enactment," said Chris Edwards, a tax policy expert at the libertarian Cato Institute.

The aim isn't theme-park re-enactment, says NTW's artistic director John McGrath; instead the piece dwells on memory and loss, braiding together past and present, with the words of soldiers spoken alongside new text composed by Sheers.

Many will get another chance to take centre stage – at local history society re-enactments, say.

More enthusiastic advocates of re-enactments say the device opens a window of possibilities for documentaries.

"We're doing the radio equivalent of Civil War re-enactments," said Bill Ruck, one participant on Tuesday.