Synonym: act, characterization, passage, personation, portrayal. Similar words: reenactment, indictment, enact, menace, menacing, menacingly, contentment, resentment. Meaning: n. 1. the passing of a law by a legislative body 2. a legal document codifying the result of deliberations of a committee or society or legislative body 3. acting the part of a character on stage; dramatically representing the character by speech and action and gesture.
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31) The slaveholders themselves acknowledge it in the enactment of laws for their government.
32) A variety of behaviors can occur associated with dream enactment (striking out, swearing, falling, etc.), and self-injury or injury of the bed partner may occur.
33) The enactment of marine procedure law improves the situation of the attachment of the cargo.
34) Combining the features of joint gage, this article makes a detailed analysis of public means of joint mortgage right enactment.
35) The enactment of standard security system is most noticeable in the civil administration welfare system reform.
36) The enactment of administrative licensing is the key of the system.
37) Idiopathic RBD is defined as a parasomnia characterised by recurrent dream enactment with loss of the atonia which is normally present during REM sleep.
38) The game is a simple, playful enactment of a horrible scene that might occur in accidents.
39) Following the enactment of the Prevention of Copyright Piracy Ordinance in May 1998, optical disc manufacturers are required to take out a licence from the Commissioner of Customs and Excise.
40) On the 60th anniversary of the enactment of the Common Program, it would give edification on improving our constitutional government when we review and rethink this.
41) The enactment states that.
42) In quantization step quantization gene is an important parameter in video stream control. The enactment of this parameter is determined by buffer occupancy.
43) Prior to the tax's enactment on 1 April 1965, companies and individuals paid the same income tax, with an additional profits tax levied on companies.
44) This discovery was shared with government reformers, prompting the enactment of formal accountability mechanisms, including regular audits of budget allocations.
45) The introduction of Resale Price Maintenance in other countries aims at enlightening relevant enactment in our county.
46) Teacher's curriculum enactment TCE is derived from and beyond the enactment of curriculum implementation.
47) Meeting 12. Fund and accounting 13. Enactment and revision of articles.
48) Before the enactment of the Fourteenth Amendment, the Bill of Rights protected individual rights only from invasion by the federal government.
49) It's a facultative enactment.
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50) Two notable regulatory changes resulted from enactment of Pub. L . 96 - 295.
51) In 1993, and the enactment of the special nutrition labeling of foods.
52) Background: Rapid eye movement sleep behavior disorder (RBD) is a parasomnia that is manifested by dream enactment behavior.
53) High professional school's cultural construction has the trend of academicism: they refer to comprehensive universities in their purposes enactment, majors setting, and curriculums arrangement.
54) Teachers curriculum enactment TCE intends to explain the intrinsic relationship between the teacher and curriculum.
55) The epigynous computer provides the human machine interface, system monitor and enactment of technical parameters, etc.
56) It provides the function such as the primary - system chart, data measuring, event recorder, element enactment and harmonic analysis through LCD.
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