Sentence examples for which are enacted from inspiring English sources

The rabbi tells the tales -- Moses, David, Solomon, the prophets, the destruction of the temple -- which are enacted onstage.

Can you say a bit about the script for the unfilmed "Ecstasy Garden," parts of which are enacted in "Mekong Hotel"?

Páez said that Peña Nieto had tailored his entire government to convince international and Mexican élites that his reforms — which are enacted by a corrupt Congress — have led to concrete advances for all Mexicans.

For example, presidents can't "open up" libel laws, which are enacted by state legislatures.

In Illinois, such a system is already in place: the state has the authority to void local taxes, all of which are enacted under municipal home-rule authority and governed by Illinois statute.

21 and directed that the state not enforce the law, which was enacted this year.

In 1967, they signed a demarcation agreement, which was enacted in 1970.

According to McCloskey, Andy Miller said he was unaware of the statute, which was enacted in 1995.

Republicans in Congress have balked at extending the ban, which was enacted 10 years ago.

Today, Medicaid, which was enacted in 1965, primarily serves children, pregnant women and the aged and disabled.

Similar emotions flowed in the struggle over a ban on hunting foxes with dogs, which was enacted in 2005.