While the enactment of a prescription drug plan by President Bush and the Republican majority is politically expedient and serves to fulfill a campaign promise, delaying implementation for several years, until 2006, does little to help Medicare recipients currently in desperate need of relief.
Note that new control-flow elements adopted in XRL merely require an additional mapping rule in the stylesheet translator while the enactment engine remains unchanged.
And while the enactment of the Matthew Shepard Act and pending repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell indicate that the political process is not closed entirely to gay and lesbian people, that is not the standard by which the Court has judged "political powerlessness".
While these enactments are necessarily different since they are an integral part of the practices in which they occur, they are still connected in different ways as part of a phenomenon (Mol 2002).
Endorsing equality now in general terms, while presumably leaving enactment to a state-by-state process, is good election-year politics.
When it comes to health care, Djou opposed the enactment of Obamacare while Takai said the nation is better off as a result of the federal Affordable Care Act, despite its problems.
Jacobson and Zapawa argue that changes towards more restrictive civil norms regarding smoking facilitate the enactment of legislation, while laws institutionalize nascent civil norms and contribute to a social climate that discourages smoking [ 12].
What's more, while a statute is the unilateral enactment of a single sovereign, a treaty embodies that sovereign's consent not just to act, but to do so out of an international obligation.
But Mr. Moses, who became familiar with re-enactments while shooting the movie "Gettysburg," decided that the practice was worth skewering because "it's offensive to certain people".
