The values and considerations appropriate to justifying acts are often assimilated to those that define judicial responsibility, whereas the values that bear on justifying the punitive institution are akin to those that govern statutory enactments by a legislature.
Within this vein, textual and verbal enactments by both the player and his social others with regard to a player's identity in terms of his performance and competencies were coded as discursive practices.
Thus, the Constitution itself commands judges to presume that government enactments are constitutional and even to endeavor to "save" the constitutionality of government enactments by adopting interpretations of those enactments that are "fairly possible --even if they are not the best interpossible --even
Among those specters are Mr. Maddin's mother, played in marvelously melodramatic re-enactments by Ann Savage.
Douglass (portrayed in re-enactments by Richard Brooks of "Law & Order") emerges as a major player, recruited by Garrison to speak across the North.
OLD WESTBURY Old Westbury Gardens Long Island Scottish Festival: A celebration of Scottish Culture, including dancing, bagpipe concerts, Scottish foods and gifts, antique autos and battle re-enactments by Scottish regiments.
OLD WESTBURY Old Westbury Gardens Long Island Scottish Festival and Highland Games, with bagpipes, concerts, parades, dancing, children's events, and dozens of vendors selling Scottish foods, clothing, music, exhibits including antique autos, and battle re-enactments by Scottish regiments.
First staged at the Capitol Theater in December, the extravagant show, "Once Upon a Dream," not only marked the first time the Rascals had played publicly in four decades, but also featured videotaped segments and re-enactments by actors aimed at tracing the history of the band, whose hits included "Good Lovin'," "Groovin'" and "People Got to Be Free".
Saturday at 10 a.m., a Civil War re-enactment by the Second New Jersey Brigade.
That is one lesson of previous tax reform efforts in 1969, 1976 and 1986, all of which were guided into enactment by strong Treasury Department leadership.
Legislation supported by President Bush that would cut federal income taxes cleared the Senate Finance Committee, moving it one step closer to enactment by the full Senate, possibly later this week.
