Sentence examples for which enacts from inspiring English sources

That chunk will take you much further than anything at this exhibit, which enacts none of this.

One response to the shame of exclusion and marginalisation is violence, which enacts revenge at the same moment that it lifts the person out of oblivion.

In response to questions about the Prologue, which enacts Woolf's suicide in 1941, the author told us that it had originally been the novel's ending.

The East is very much in this vein, with Page playing Izzy, an extremely determined member of an eco-terrorist group which enacts brutal revenge on anyone who they think is damaging the planet.

"I think that's really an adult moment which enacts our anxieties about aging.

First up is the third reading of the House of Commons Commission Bill - the measure which enacts the shake-up of the Commons internal admin.

The first was North Carolina, which enacted a law last year.

It was an intensely sexual relationship, which enacted, on Naipaul's side, fantasies of cruelty and domination.

So, too, did the federal government, which enacted measures like subsidies to advance agriculture and assist farmers.

Genes encode proteins, which enact a lifeform's vital functions, and proteins are made of strings of amino acids.

In Massachusetts, which enacted a 90-day moratorium on foreclosures three months earlier, default filings surged in September.