enactor

And enactor of the Land's Dese- cration by my own hand.

Enactor of policy developed by others.

A network-centric organization is both a sensible response to a complex environment and an enactor of sensibility on that environment.

Maria Elena is an enactor of her own unhappiness; she makes accusations, steps across sexual boundaries, pulls out knives and guns.

She looked like a priestess, an enactor of hallowed and effective rites, approaching the occult ground of her strength.

Their chances of success were far less where they were relegated to the position of enactor or mere facilitator, as some were.

William I, original enactor of the Forest Law in England, did not harshly penalise offenders.

On the Regnant's left sat the heir apparent, on the Consort's right the Chief Enactor.

Russian nationalists have viewed him as the chief enactor of Russia's imperial destiny - or as a tyrant worse than Ivan the Terrible and the forerunner of Stalin.

And Herods will continue to beget Herods if Mr. Cuvelier has anything to say about it, since each enactor's son has first crack at taking over his father's role.

The name Lincoln was chosen as a tribute to the recently assassinated Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States (1861 to 1865), and enactor of the Emancipation Proclamation.

The Supreme Court has acknowledged serious flaws in the intent of Congress with civil RICO suits, stating that "in its private civil version, RICO is evolving into something quite different from the original conception of its enactor."

During Henry VI's reign, it became regular practice for the two Houses to originate legislation in the form of bills, which would not become law unless the Sovereign's Assent was obtained, as the Sovereign was, and still remains, the enactor of laws.

In the eyes of the world - including, Paoul had naively imagined, Starrad's eyes too - he was almost a god, the secular representative of the Prime, the enactor of the holy decrees, the leader of the army and the ruler of the empire.