What is most frightening about the policy moves being enacted by the Fed and Treasury is that their actions may not be a reckless gamble after all.
Hamlet or Medea is the "object" that becomes embodied in a set of gestures, moves, and utterances enacted by the actor.
I cannot claim to have witnessed this in person but I have seen the signature move re-enacted by ministerial underlings: a slight tilt of the head, a lowering of the chin, a barely perceptible furrowing of the brow, a stern look.
Fig. 11 Orbital structure of learning cycles, enacted by exchange moves.
The daily dramas – sometimes moving, sometimes buttock-clenchingly embarrassing – enacted by members of the public became such a part of London life last summer that when Yinka Shonibare's giant ship in a 5m-long bottle was unveiled this morning it was almost anti climactic.
And designed such that if he responds unfavorably, the public drama enacted by the move will have framed the battle in terms optimal for our side.
This summer, Mr. Bolten said that Mr. Bush was unlikely to call for any significant new tax-cutting initiatives beyond existing proposals not yet enacted by Congress, like a move to make the repeal of the tax on large estates permanent.
The story of "Hiroshima Maiden" was enacted by puppets, and though Robert Een's score was moving, I found the absence of language disturbing.
They praise his personal intervention that saved maybe 800 jobs from being moved by the Carrier corporation, though they never acknowledged that policies enacted by the Obama administration likely saved the domestic auto industry.
An emergency law enacted by the Quebec provincial government has forced them to let containers move freely in and out of the port, but some truckers have reacted by not showing up for work.
OF ALL the reforms enacted by the coalition government over the past five years, the transformation of schools has moved quickest.
