Sentence examples for usually enacted from inspiring English sources

Some S.E.C. regulations are still in the proposal stage and open to public comment, but S.E.C. recommendations are usually enacted.

The domestic life in question was usually enacted by women, often middle-class white women and their black maids, joined in wary comradeship through shared household rituals.

Nearly all of them, through the years, are devoted to the power of love and desire, usually enacted through grand crescendos.

No one is in any doubt that the reform being proposed is the kind that is usually enacted with a can of petrol and a box of matches.

This is the stuff of personal life, for sure, usually enacted in a domestic arena, and most likely familiar to us from some major or minor variation in our own lives.

Under EU legislation usually enacted to cope with natural disasters, officials said tents, generators and other equipment would be flown in to help Greece accommodate people over the winter.

Mr. Lamos has ditched the whole ritual that Tosca usually enacts over the body of Scarpia after she stabs him to death: instead of placing candles at his side and a crucifix on his chest, she puts her own rosary beads in his clutched hand and checks her face in a mirror from her purse to make sure she looks composed enough to get away.

Laws have usually been enacted later and have often put limits on judicial standards.

Since 2005 Winter Jazzfest has leaned toward new groups, playing new music, and it helps push them into visibility: different audiences — twice as big or more as those groups would usually draw — enacting a different kind of listening, a sorting-out and contextualizing kind.

Places where strong anti-immigrant policies have been enacted usually suffer economic downturns as a result.

Most of these tax-code loopholes and giveaways did not materialize from thin air, of course — usually, they were enacted in pursuit of, or at least in response to, campaign contributions from influential donors.