Sentence examples for in other enactments from inspiring English sources

In other enactments, characteristically moral and authoritarian, Louis sought to curb private warfare (about 1258) and to promote the use of royal money while limiting that of baronial (1263 65).

Bentinck's resolution was followed by other enactments accelerating the growth of English education in India.

Only after the passage of the Lex Hortensia in 287 bce, however, did plebiscita become binding on all classes of citizens; thereafter, plebiscita were generally termed leges along with other enactments.

Metamodernism is, in other words, an enactment of a space and time, or of many concurrent and juxtaposed spaces and times, and not a outlet for interpretation as such.

Thus, enactment in other fields is a form of dissemination of schemas and practices that have emerged as "learning from research".

But The Book of Imaginary Beings can be viewed in other ways than as a commentary on re-enactment of human dreams.

However, I'm afraid, you'll have to touch it up with paint if you use it in NMRRPG or other re-enactment sports.

The paper argues that to achieve effective water allocation in Botswana, there is a need to balance social and environmental water resource needs through water policies and other statutory enactments, as well as the crafting of practical management strategies.

which tend to be less stilted than other re-enactments.

Similar to what was seen in the other phases (lesson plan and enactment) and not surprising when considering the foundation for this lesson was an engineering design challenge, the area with the most detailed answers in terms of reflection and identifying what occurred during the lesson was within engineering.

It is retold numerous times in stage enactments as well as in film and television productions.