Sentence examples for those enactments from inspiring English sources

Those enactments are clearly more drastic than the New York statute.

One of its premises is that marriage itself is a matter of dressing up and performing, and that those enactments, particularly when children are watching, can be its most genuine part.

And in Of the Limits of the Penal Branch of Jurisprudence he explained that this implies two volitions, both of which are necessary components of a complete theory of sovereignty: on the one hand, the enactments of a legislature and, on the other, the will of the people to obey those enactments.

Those enactments were followed by the creation of a vibrant middle class, sustained economic growth and a fairer distribution of the fruits of that economic growth.

In a recent op-ed, Dean Erwin Chemerinsky points out that Scalia, for all his praise of democracy, for all his criticism of "the Imperial Judiciary," voted against laws enacted by democratic majorities without offering much in the way of deference to those enactments.

Thus, the Constitution itself commands judges to presume that government enactments are constitutional and even to endeavor to "save" the constitutionality of government enactments by adopting interpretations of those enactments that are "fairly possible --even if they are not the best interpossible --even

If it be a suit of that kind, then, it is conceded, the circuit court was without jurisdiction to fine and imprison the petitioner, and he must be discharged, whatever our views may be as to the validity of those state enactments.

With his moustache and his overalls, Frank Fairfield looks as if he has stepped out of one of those re-enactment shows – in his case, "1930s Dustbowl House".

There were those re-enactments of the founding fathers, as well as a film in which the Declaration of Independence was read by former N.F.L. players against patriotic backdrops, including two players turned congressmen, Jack Kemp and Steve Largent.

"The other tours, you've seen the period pieces, people dressed up in amazing suits and dresses, but they don't have slaves in those re-enactments," she told me.

The flip side of those things is enactments, depictions and commercial exploitation of women's vulnerability, fear and pain.