enactment
enakmen
definition
noun
Working with government is essential to successful enactment of legislation.
the process of passing legislation.
the story becomes an enactment of his fantasies
a process of acting something out.
example
When the defendant took her tenancy it was 1985 and the relevant 'enactment' was the Rent Act 1977.
In recent years there has been demand for 'enactment' of legislation enabling the adoption of children.
The commission shall expire five years after the date of 'enactment' of this act.
Their 'enactment' was delayed by a presidential veto, which was overridden by the National Assembly.
the story becomes an 'enactment' of his fantasies
Buildings are not only artefacts of expressive culture, but important sites for the continuous 'enactment' of culture in everyday life.
Your help was instrumental in the bill's successful 'enactment' and I owe you a debt of gratitude.
The humour in the 'enactment' of this black comedy, is that this brigade is seeking to freeze ideas in an era of globalisation.
The fun involves the 'enactment' of the classic ‘combat drama’ which forms the basis of the Mumming ritual.
During the 'enactment' , they will bridge some of the rural - urban divide as well, by bringing a folk tale to an urban audience.
How much the Hopi value turquoise becomes apparent toward the close of a ritual 'enactment' known as the Clown Ceremony.
The 'enactment' of the law brought immediate results.
Perhaps the only formal whaling code authorized by legislative 'enactment' was that of Holland.
The actual performance, that is the 'enactment' of a dreaming in dance by the painted women accompanied by singing, often lasts five minutes or less.
The mirroring of sexuality that is often performed outside the setting of pornography as the 'enactment' of the truly masculine persona is mirrored again.
Working with government is essential to successful 'enactment' of legislation.
Increasingly, ritual performers took greater self-guided responsibility over the 'enactment' of the Dreamings that they owned.
Cases decided before the 'enactment' of this provision may be regarded as out of date.
The 'enactment' of the law is going to greatly aggravate the already strained cross-strait relations and seriously escalate the danger of the outbreak of war.
So in the United Kingdom that has been the position by reason of statutory 'enactment' for some time.
They cannot stand against a valid federal statutory 'enactment' .
I tentatively support legislative 'enactment' of same-sex marriage - but only when the legislature is constitutionally authorized to do this.
The 'enactment' of these laws removed the possibility of education for youth within the state.
The 'enactment' of this rule has had extraordinary outcomes.
Though the theatrical gesticulations seemed slightly complicated to the uninitiated, the 'enactment' was explicit.
Moreover, the actual disestablishment occurred before the 'enactment' of the legislation.
That means that a resource consent is not an 'enactment' or rule of law that would prohibit the exercise of a customary right.
The 'enactment' of the new Regulation is believed to allow better protection and respect for patients' rights.
Is there any parliamentary materials relating to the 'enactment' of section 76?
Charles' investiture as Prince of Wales in 1969 may have seemed like the 'enactment' of some ancient ceremony, but it was contrived for the occasion.
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