Sentence examples for has no enactment from inspiring English sources

H.L.: Nathan Zuckerman is overtaken in this novel, all in a moment, by a powerful erotic love for a very young woman, an attraction that has no enactment and no resolution in the "reality" of Nathan's life but which is enacted — as a fantasy inside an invention — in a play of "He and She".

HL: Nathan Zuckerman is overtaken in this novel, all in a moment, by a powerful erotic love for a very young woman, an attraction that has no enactment and no resolution in the 'reality' of Nathan's life but which is enacted - as a fantasy inside an invention - in a play of He and She.

Mr. Hilderman, who has been attending re-enactment events for 50 years, including the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg, said he has no plans to stop.

With gender quotas having no chance of enactment in a quota-phobic United States, Ms. Bennett wants the major political parties at least to guarantee that women will make up no less than 30 percent of their political tickets.

PIERRE HOME-DOUGLAS Dorval, Quebec, April 5, 2013 To the Editor: Zachary Elkins proposes changes to the Second Amendment that, by his own reckoning, have no real prospect of enactment.

The tax reform bills that have been introduced thus far are mostly grandiose, utopian plans to completely replace the entire tax system; they have no chance whatsoever of enactment.

Deferral may diminish donors' expectation of successful subsequent donations, and furthermore, the mandatory six month deferral period means donors have no opportunity for profitable enactment for half a year, nor any contact from the blood service (beyond notification of test results in the week following deferral) that could serve to keep their identity in mind.

In the five years since the N.P.V. plan was devised, it has won enactment in seven states possessing 74 of the 270 electoral votes needed to bring it into effect.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In the five years since the N.P.V. plan was devised, it has won enactment in seven states possessing 74 of the 270 electoral votes needed to bring it into effect.

Scotland has led enactment of the new World Health Organisation (Europe) Family Health Nurse (FHN) concept.

One punitive legislative approach has been enactment of laws that criminalize behaviors associated with HIV exposure (HIV-specific criminal laws).