Sentence examples for such enactment from inspiring English sources

Even where the balance of interests may well lie in favour of the state's apparent right to enact legislation under its police powers privilege, the burden on other factors, e.g., interstate commerce, may be too great to permit such enactment.

One important objection to enactment of a social minimum is that such enactment conflicts with respect for individual freedom.

There is a practice of long standing for belligerents, at the outbreak of war, to enact prize law through statutory legislation; such enactments are presumed to be declaratory of international law but are, in any event, binding on the courts.

Briefly rife in the eighties and nineties, such enactments of academic theory have long receded from the spotlight of the art world.

I presented two cases of bioinformatics technologies that play a role in such enactments: the software program Structure and the reference database Genome of the Netherlands.

Such an enactment of the values of dharma and moksha is symbiotic to be sure, but that does not serve to domesticate renunciants entirely.

Such is enactment, also called simulation, elaboration, or running a mental space.

The emergence of anti-establishment and non-traditional political parties and candidates on both sides of the Atlantic is complicating even the most basic elements of economic governance, such as enactment of an active budget in the United States.

French and British participants in such re-enactments emphasise that it is all done in a spirit of mutual good fellowship, and that it does not reflect any lingering desire to blow each other to bits with muskets.

Such re-enactment groups as the 14th Brooklyn Company H, Jackson's Virginia Flying Artillery and the C. S. Field Hospital will demonstrate camp and military life and even stage some battles (631) 298-5292.

Many of the visual and action methods used in family therapy, such as enactments (Minuchin, 1975), semantic polarities, and positioning (Campbell & Groenbaek, 2006), rely on spatial metaphors.