Sentence examples for enactments regarding from inspiring English sources

Both the Codex and the Novellae contain many enactments regarding donations, foundations, and the administration of ecclesiastical property; election and rights of bishops, priests and abbots; monastic life, residential obligations of the clergy, conduct of divine service, episcopal jurisdiction, et cetera.

Participants' beliefs regarding the enactment of leadership for learning varied greatly and seemed idiosyncratic.

Their research highlighted several concerns regarding the enactment of SE management processes.

With respect to my concern regarding the enactment of textual persona, this distinction is critical given that the more a writer relies on evocation, the more they construe a relationship of affiliation and axiological alignment with the intended/putative reader.

This occurs not simply in terms of promising to provide an account of conduct or behaviour; instead the promise can stem from moral responsibilities, ones which have transformational and societal implications, and initiate strategic choices (for example, appropriate accounting practices) regarding the enactment of this promise (Brown & Moore, 2001; Dubnick, 2005).

A detailed description of the DoN perceptions regarding policy enactment may facilitate transferability to other contexts.

UNAIDS guidelines [ 8] underscore the rights of HIV-positive people to a safe and satisfying sex life and are explicitly opposed, for example, to the enactment of criminal legislation regarding the transmission of HIV.

Regarding the re-enactment, Mr. Reese asked if Mr. Jason, besides using a window, had also used a window screen similar to the one on the Liverpool window.

Thus, the federal Constitution and Congressional enactments make clear that state laws regarding the appointment of presidential electors are a matter of federal concern.

The aim of this study was to examine rural health service policy related to managing telephone presentations and to identify DoN perceptions regarding their health service policy, enactment and factors influencing this enactment.

Jacobson and Zapawa argue that changes towards more restrictive civil norms regarding smoking facilitate the enactment of legislation, while laws institutionalize nascent civil norms and contribute to a social climate that discourages smoking [ 12].