Sentence examples for enactments for from inspiring English sources

Then he continued; it was "not impossible," he wrote, "that some of the States will pass similar enactments for their own benefit respectively".

Knox complained that the various enactments for non-specie coinage were "entirely disconnected and incongruous".

In this first year, he forbade others to refer to him with regard to enactments, for which he was praised by the Senate.

He also  takes part in re-enactments for English Heritage.

As if north America's oldest city didn't have enough to celebrate, 2013 also marks the 125th anniversary of the building, so there will be more celebrations and re-enactments (for daily guided tours, see legacy.flagler.edu/Tours-sp8.html .edu/Tours-sp8.html

There's never a dull moment, with enough historical re-enactments for an entire movie, from Anaxagoras and Ptolemy in Ancient Greece via Copernicus to Kepler, Tycho Brahe and Christian Huygens.

The police re-enactment for the television cameras is a technicality, he said, that does not change the basic facts.

"Most white people just refuse," Cassandra Greene, a 57-year-old Atlanta minister who has directed the re-enactment for the last eight years, told me.

But Peyton List is charming as Holly, the cutie who serves as Greg's romantic interest, and a few scenes — a debacle at a Civil War re-enactment, for instance — have the spark of originality.

Mexican authorities were forced to admit that they had staged a re-enactment for television of the raid that led to her capture; the real arrest had taken place the previous day.

Casting myself and five friends as police officers and travellers, the film-maker Dorothy anden-PIckardirecteddirecthe the attempted re-enactment for our multimedia show The Beanfield, which is now on tour and comes to Battersea Arts Centre from 5 April as part of the festival A Nation's Theatre.