Enacted values

A. Marie Schuh G. M. Miller (2006), Maybe Wilson was right Espoused values and their relationship to enacted values. International Journal of Public oAdministration, 29 (9), 719-741. 

Classification Ozone design values Attainment deadline (from enactment)... 

The supplies of silver are increasing in most parts of the world, particularly in Mexico and Europe, It is to he observed, however, that a comparativdy Inconsiderable rise in the value of silver, as compared with gold, is sufficient, unless prevented by legislative enactments, to make the latter be used in preference to the former in the currency of those countries in which both metals are legal tender. 

In other words, what Michael Pollan (2006) calls industrial organic agriculture enacts nearly (but not quite) as dramatic an abandonment of the human values and purposes of farming as does the dominant form of industrial agriculture, which also uses pesticides and petro-chemical fertilizers. Both forms of industrial farming ultimately fail to preserve or protect the land, and both fail to nourish the customer optimally and both fail for the same reason the pursuit of greater profits. 

At the following five institutions (presented alphabetically by co-authors last names), this book s contributors adapted, enacted, and innovated on theories and strategies about which they had read in What We Really Value. 

Application of cancer risk assessment values in the context of soil contamination is conducted in the United States under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) of 1980, also known as the Superfund program. This law was enacted to address abandoned hazardous waste sites through development of a mechanism to provide funding and a process to rate the hazard of... 

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