Sentence examples for enactment through a from inspiring English sources

Using a multi-level longitudinal case study design, we collected data at community and individual levels, from three months prior to the legislation to a year after its enactment through a range of methods, including semi-structured interviews with panel informants and observations in locality settings.

We also find that accountability in this project is distributed at the outset, goes through stages of enactment through 'translating' actors and is ultimately reconstructed through the fulfillment of the project objective.

They can both model and expect longitudinal enactment through job-embedded professional development that is more likely to promote not only STEM teacher knowledge but more importantly STEM teacher practice.

(ii) The Army may not pay any claim previously compensated by Congress through enactment of a private law.

As Nixon said in his signing statement: A large number of high-income persons who have paid little or no federal income taxes will now bear a fairer share of the tax burden through enactment of a minimum income tax comparable to the proposal that I submitted to the Congress, which closes the loopholes that permitted much of this tax avoidance.

(2) The Department of the Navy is not authorized to pay any claim heretofore compensated by Congress through enactment of a private law, or to pay any amount as compensation for any benefit to which the claimant might subsequently become entitled under the laws and regulations administered by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs.

An entry in the Spare Times listings in some editions on Friday about "Ethiopia: A Re-enactment Through Fiction and Image," scheduled at ApexArt in Manhattan on Wednesday, omitted a co-sponsor of the event.

Economic determinists always believe that racism will be cured through enactment of an economic justice platform, which just isn't so.

Like many muzzleloaders, they often run a vein of historical re-enactment through their outings, their hunting style little different from that practiced a century and more ago by settlers in the same woods.

Elements of producer responsibilities could be found in the producer-based deposit refund system (DRS) a decade earlier and they were strengthened through the enactment of a new resource circulation law in 2008.

Filling out his own report card just before his summer vacation, President Bush said today that he had proved, through the enactment of a tax cut and the increased possibility of a patients' bill of rights, that he could end "deadlock and drift" in the nation's capital.