Sentence examples for strong enactment from inspiring English sources

In this regard, my analytic foci are on the how and what of agency how individuals make sense of the contexts in which they live and what they decide to do based on their sense-making rather than how much or how sense-making rather agency musthan in order to overcome structures and constraints.

Given an opportunity to engage in the activity first as a learner, and then work to implement in the classroom might provide a stronger foundation for enactment.

Thus, while left-libertarianism offers stronger support for enactment of a social minimum than conventional libertarianism does, this support is still highly contingent, and in many situations left-libertarianism will probably rule out as unjust the course of action needed to enact a full social minimum (taxation of labor incomes).

That is one lesson of previous tax reform efforts in 1969, 1976 and 1986, all of which were guided into enactment by strong Treasury Department leadership.

But there were heartening comments from the justices indicating that the forthcoming ruling will not foreclose the enactment of strong gun regulations for public safety.

For these reasons, then, democratic perspectives on social justice offer strong support for the enactment of a social minimum (see also Pateman 2005).

In view of the plausible assumption that there is diminishing marginal utility of income, utilitarianism can be said to offer strong support for the enactment of some form of a social minimum.

Although it would be hard to prove a strong cause effect relation between enactment of the amendment and emergence of controlled trials as the evidentiary 'gold standard,' the timing is right.

This guilty plea and conviction should settle the question of whether these so-called "gamefowl breeding associations" are anything more than criminal syndicates who make their living collecting door fees at illegal cockfighting events and then laundering the money back into political campaigns to block the enactment of stronger animal fighting laws.

He noted that twice before the Court had suggested that an individual's private fantasies are not the government's business, even if it has a strong interest in proscribing the enactment of those fantasies.

Kennedy pressed hard for the enactment of Medicare.