Sentence examples for still enacted from inspiring English sources

IF you are a young woman of 17 or so, you can still join the New York Junior League as a debutante, by shimmying into your strapless white-satin Vera Wang gown and gloves, and accepting, as your mother did before you, a green ostrich feather fan in a ceremony still enacted at the Plaza each November.

Yet, their voices still enacted arguments for and against out-of-home ECE.

The critical laws of this era were still enacted by the senate.

The important laws of this era were still enacted by the senate.

In reality, however, Rome remained an oligarchy, since the critical laws were still enacted by the Roman Senate.

We are still enacting its thesis, still, after all these years, learning how to embody its aspirations.

"Disclosure by secret 527 political organizations is one modest reform we can still enact before this year's election".

Despite concerns about growing corporate power in the world, states still enact laws which companies and citizens are compelled to obey.

Even today, in the streets of Najaf during the Shia ceremony of Ashura, people still enact the communal ritual lament, which was so striking a feature of their ancient culture.

Still, enacting the tax appears to be a long way off, and supporters concede that the effort is as much about raising public awareness about the issue as it is about changing tax rates.

With the biggest impact not set to hit until after Mr. Giuliani leaves office, the mayor said yesterday that the city could still enact some new tax cuts this year.