Sentence examples for Enact a provision from inspiring English sources

Pressure grew on the Legislature to enact a provision of the Nevada Constitution that would allow them to remove Mr. Brooks with a two-thirds vote.

In doing so, however, Congress did not enact a provision in the Senate bill that would have required the FDA to preapprove all changes to drug labels.

While Congress balked at so expensive a proposal, it did enact a provision this year increasing educational benefits by a minimum of 21percentto to $650 a month.

After 9/11, Congress enacted a provision of the USA Patriot Act that allowed the detention of people suspected of terrorism — but it applied only to noncitizens and then only for seven days.

1328, which enacted this chapter and sections 2272 and 2273 and chapter 73 (§ 4201 et seq). of Title 7, Agriculture, amended sections 1002 to 1005 of this title, section 1010 of Title 7, section 714b of Title 15, Commerce and Trade, and section 1236 of Title 30, Mineral Lands and Mining, and enacted a provision set out as a note under section 2272 of Title 7.

Now, lawmakers may be on the verge of enacting a provision that would bail out for-profit college chain Education Management Corporation in a dispute with some of its creditors, just one month after the company settled federal and state allegations that it had cheated taxpayers out of at least $11 billion in a years-long scheme.

With respect to the Federal Government, Congress went on to enact a separate provision executing the requisite waiver of immunity, § 9607 g).

When I chaired Bill Clinton's council of economic advisers, when he was president, anti-environmentalists tried to enact a similar provision, called "regulatory takings".

It is unlikely that Congress intended to enact a forfeiture provision that provided an incentive for activity of this kind while authorizing forfeiture of an interest of little worth in a bankrupt shell.

On March 14 , 2014 South Dakota became the 50th state to enact a felony provision for animal cruelty.

When I chaired President Bill Clinton's Council of Economic Advisers, anti-environmentalists tried to enact a similar provision, called "regulatory takings".