Sentence examples for importance of enacting from inspiring English sources
Nicholas D. Kristof demonstrates the importance of enacting legislation across the country legalizing physician-assisted dying, using Oregon's law as a model.
"This new research only reinforces the importance of enacting comprehensive health reform this year," said an aide to Senator Max Baucus, the Montana Democrat who is a central figure in the discussions of an overhaul to the current system.
Other hypotheses specify mechanisms of enacting these intentionalities.
The extent to which the importance of safety is enacted in each of these three components provides information about the pervasiveness of the safety culture in the NPP.
Only one report was mentioned of enacted health facility stigma.
Participants reported multiple incidents of enacted stigma and discrimination.
Educator-related stigma included enacted stigma, fear of enacted stigma, stigmatizing beliefs, stigmatizing lessons in the curriculum and perceived stigma.
In the face of its waning importance France enacted silly laws to shore up the mother tongue, such as requiring the use of French in the public square, in advertising, etc. Detroit, central to the good guys' efforts in winning World War II, never imagined it would cede its leadership to World War II's bad guys and losers.
A number of countries and regulatory bodies have recognized the importance of providing this information by enacting laws, regulations or standards for food allergen labeling of "priority allergens".
This finding is supported by other research that expresses the importance of studying the intended and enacted curricula as they embody "institutionalized beliefs about what materials is important" (Prevost et al. 2014, p. 217).
In his book "Common Law Courts in a Civil Law System," a published version of a lecture series at Princeton and edited by Amy Guttman, [Scalia] argued the importance of preserving law as the democratically enacted will of the people from the assault of judges who apply common-law approaches to statutory and constitutional interpretation.
