Sentence examples for practical enactment from inspiring English sources

The redevelopment of the HE data infrastructure is, in fact, a practical enactment of the government's reformatory objectives to create a marketized HE sector.

Data Futures is a practical enactment of politically-motivated market reforms to UK HE that centre on choice, competition, performance metrics, efficiency and accountability.

Closely monitored by the study-GP, the APNs go through a training program incorporating written documentation and practical training, live enactments with simulated patients, and sitting in on therapy in psychiatric wards or a psychosomatic outpatient clinic.

For one thing, the greatest legislative successes of progressives -- from Social Security to civil rights -- started out at the fringe of practical politics and finally won enactment on the strength of political movements.

A book of practical criticism that is also an enactment of cultural studies, allowing 20th-century literary theorists on board without giving them the wheel; Donoghue, as his title shows, has not abandoned the idea that some things of human making are superior to some other such things.

Despite its enactment, abusive practices continue to abound.

Examining the laws on which is grounded the penal juvenile justice (mainly the 2nd February 1945 order) and the interpretations given to this order since its enactment, the paper describes the practical way used to integrate protection and sanction.

31 This suggests a social patterning not to intentions but to the enactment of intentions, perhaps reflecting practical barriers to keeping appointments.

Parenting practices constitute specific enactments of gender relations.

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.

5 25 Thirdly, patients' and families' accounts yielded practical suggestions that can guide improvement in disclosure because their enactment is identifiable in practice and measurable in principle.