enactment [ɪˈnæktmənt] N
1. enactment LAW:
2. enactment THEAT:
- enactment
- odegranie nt
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The enactment ends with the approval (enactment) notation on page 929.
en.wikipedia.org Acceptance of the theory that the literature must be beautiful and sublime if its enactment is to be fully relished was another important development.
en.wikipedia.org A select committee recommended against its enactment and it was defeated in the house.
en.wikipedia.org Differences in the estimates primarily reflect a later assumed enactment date.
en.wikipedia.org In addition to this it enacts several other related enactments.
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