The mix of intimacy and vulnerability in the choreography and in its enactment, abetted by Mr. Brookshire's exacting musical dramaturgy, suited the cantata's amorous anguish elegantly.
The film is least convincing when making overt polemical points, as in its enactment of the funeral of the Last Bigot.
Why is it that this particular form of execution so utterly disturbs and revolts us – surely any kind of premeditated murder is equally evil, and the suffering incurred in its enactment can only ever be open to a lesser charge?
What strange excuses for someone to make with regard to a provision that he claimed, a mere five months ago (when he knew it couldn't pass), was such a moral and policy imperative that he "would not relent" in ensuring its enactment.
Even history, in its tumultuous enactment in Poland before and during the second world war and then in the GDR after the war, is merely a sort of sideshow to the attraction of the sexes.
In July, after its enactment, the Sicilian government asked the Cleveland museum for loan fees totaling roughly $260,000 to keep those two works in the show.
Washington passed a paid family leave law in 2008, (although its enactment has been delayed to 2015 because of budget constraints).
President Obama and Democratic leaders pounced on the law in anticipation of its enactment two Fridays ago, elevating their rhetoric following Gov. Jan Brewer's signature and strongly signaling an intention to prioritize immigration after financial reform, which has already been approved by the House and is approaching its climax in the Senate.
Wertheimer, a veteran campaign finance reformer who helped pass the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 and the McCain-Feingold law of 2002, noted that it took five years from the introduction of the McCain-Feingold bill in 1997 to its enactment.
Studies of access to health care in practice suggest its enactment is a dynamic interaction between populations and services, and health seekers and health workers, over extended time periods, often in contexts of social and economic as well as health vulnerability 5 16 23 24 25 26.
The other aspects of clinical scholarship pursued in the study was its enactment by clinical scholars in practice and the similarities and differences of this role to the clinical leader and clinical scholar in nursing and is reported elsewhere [ 24].
