Sentence examples for idea enacted from inspiring English sources
On the other hand the architects offer a downscaled version of Denys Lasdun's idea, enacted at the National Theatre, of the audience as performers.
Courted by Congressional Democrats and the White House, she's served as the public face of the campaign to get the idea enacted into law.
To get controversial ideas enacted into law, members of Congress use a clever trick: They attach them to otherwise unobjectionable, must-pass bills that fund crucial government services.
Despite thinking Lloyd George a wily manipulator, he understood the Liberals provided the best bet to get his ideas enacted.Even Keynes's beliefs were a compromise between two ideologies, Marxism and laissez-faire economics.
Another of Paine's essays, Agrarian Justice, calls for universal old age pensions as well as pensions for people with disabilities -- ideas enacted a century and a half later in the form of our Social Security system.
The Stones' idea — to inhabit the modes and gestures of black American music — was a smaller idea attractively enacted.
But few people realize that 36 years ago a very similar idea was enacted into federal law at the suggestion of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
If some form of Modell's idea is enacted, game officials operating under similar circumstances to those in the Giants' game could review videotape before making a final a decision.
The court found that, because the IDEA was enacted under the spending clause of the U.S. Constitution (Article I, Section 8, clause 1), states that receive federal funds to implement the IDEA must be given clear notice of any conditions on the acceptance of such funds, in keeping with the Supreme Court's earlier ruling in Pennhurst State School and Hospital v. Halderman (1981).
The Individuals With Disabilities Act (IDEA) was enacted to protect students with disabilities and ensure equal access to curriculum and learning.
None of those ideas, if enacted, would be likely to bring quick results, if they helped at all.
