Sentence examples for who enacted from inspiring English sources

In particular, virtually no attention has been paid to the mid-level technocrats who enacted privatisation strategies and techniques.

It was George H.W. Bush who enacted the Americans With Disabilities Act.

Subjects were 107 5- and 6-year-old children who enacted achievement situations in which teacher criticism was presented.

They were "foreign exchange dealers" who enacted a "transfiguration of finance", points out the financial historian Niall Ferguson.

The two-week delay in the corporate tax due date could come back to haunt the politicians who enacted it.

That line was taken, here, by two mimes who enacted a skit: perhaps de trop, certainly diverting.

It was Mr. Obama who enacted a large expansion of the program through health-care reform, so his offer to scale it back was, at the least, puzzling.

It's a response to an educational mugging by right-wing politicians, who enacted a state law in 2010 outlawing curriculums that "advocate ethnic solidarity," among other imagined evils.

Even L.B.J., who enacted the great domestic program that J.F.K. never did, doesn't qualify for club membership, because he's a crude Texan.

After decades of authoritarian rule under Messrs Sukarno and Suharto, the legislators who enacted them were hoping to prevent the emergence of a new strongman.

But while we condemned the violence sanctioned by the state, it would have been remiss to overlook the psychology of those who enacted it.