Sentence examples for Early enactment from inspiring English sources

The Pres. had been scheduled to make a plea to Congress for early enactment of pending civil-rights legislation.

The early enactments establish, at most, that the Constitution was originally understood to permit imposition of an obligation on state judges to enforce federal prescriptions related to matters appropriate for the judicial power.

The offence of ambitus was a matter which belonged to the judicia publica, and the enactments against it were numerous.a The earliest enactment that is mentioned simply forbade persons "to add white to their dress," with a view to an election (B.C. 432; Liv. IV.25).

First, forming concrete plans concerning the when, where, and how of pursuing a goal leads to earlier enactment of goal-directed behavior, quicker initiation of responses, and better goal completion (Gollwitzer & Sheeran, 2006; Webb & Sheeran, 2003).

Moreover, judicial opinions relied upon by the majority interpreting early legislative enactments have either been implicitly overruled or do not support the proposition claimed.

(An earlier re-enactment, in 2005, was the subject of an Australian Broadcasting Corporation documentary).

Team decided to present their early research findings through enactment.

(His early convictions were before enactment of the three-strike law).

"Although our early decisions viewed the enactment of Rezoning ordinances as a legislative function, the more recent decisions have held such activity to be a quasi-judicial function and reviewable under Rule 106(a)(4).

The theme for the early displays was "battle enactment", which proved to be popular with the paying public and resulted in Belle Vue becoming an all-day entertainment venue.

These faux-primitive re-enactments of early film are one side of Mr. Kentridge's exploration of this Mozart opera.