Sentence examples for reenactment for from inspiring English sources

It is the Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, who staged a photographic reenactment for the newspaper India Today.

Although boards may pass rules attempting to address these issues, titleholders have the ability to revoke those rules, thus preventing reenactment for at least one year.

The reenactment (for which tickets are all sold out) will be staged over a four-day period (June 18-21) with a cast of 5,000 "soldiers" decked out in authentic 19th century battle gear.

Called to make this reality the cornerstone of our public witness, called to eat and drink and share this Bread of Life, the institutional church too often settles for sacraments of bland reenactment, for tiny cups and wafers, trickles of juice and small crumbs of bread, in spiritual and physical spaces where all are meant to feast.

It was around this point that I met Gary, who told me he's been going to the reenactments for 20 years.

1056, which provided for reenactment of this section effective upon expiration of the period ending at the close of June 30 , 1972 was repealed by Pub.

"What better person to use for reenactment of the rules of engagement than someone who has actually been there..."...

The highest-ranking Democrat on the Senate banking committee, Sherrod was an advocate for a bigger stimulus package, pushed for the reenactment of the Glass-Steagall Act, has called for more social security benefits and has spoken often on the loss of domestic manufacturing jobs in the wake of free trade.

Prince William County officials have secured a location for the reenactment of the First Battle of Bull Run planned for next year's Civil War commemoration.

The local 6th graders at East Dover Elementary School in Toms River, NJ, dressed in period costumes--which meant suits, ties, and fedoras for the boys and dresses and short white gloves for the girls--staged a faithful-except-for-one-detail reenactment of the Hiss case... The students had spent most of a year studying the case, and their presentation of the evidence lasted about an hour.

The whole debate was so much like something from the 1970s that it was hard to believe it wasn't some really terrible low-budget dramatic reenactment made for utterly inexplicable reasons.