Sentence examples for a landmark act from inspiring English sources

He earned key legislative victories on issues relating to the environment, including a landmark act to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions in California, and successfully advocated for ballot propositions to reform the state's redistricting process and political-primary format.

Henry Robinson was one of the first to sue for divorce under the new Matrimonial Causes Act of 1857, a landmark act that for the first time made divorce a possibility for middle-class couples.

And it may need to make a shocking, landmark act of contrition to convince employees its capable of change.

They hold up the tax reform Ronald Reagan passed in 1986 as an example of how to broaden and streamline the tax code, removing its distortions and freeing it from special interests.But within a few years of that landmark act, the pork barrels began to roll again.

The President of Malawi has proven to be a champion for the rights of people with disabilities and in her first few weeks in office, passed a landmark Disability Act, enshrining into law equal rights and inclusion policies for people with disabilities in Malawi and also ratifying the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in 2013.

The President of Malawi is a champion for the rights of people with disabilities and in her first few weeks in office, passed a landmark Disability Act, enshrining into law equal rights and inclusion policies for people with disabilities in Malawi.

Obama's landmark act puts him on course to achieve the most in the first 100 days of his presidency since Roosevelt in the 1930s.

The landmark act led to the founding of institutions including Cornell, Berkeley and the University of Wisconsin, and established the backbone of the finest public university system in the world.

Perhaps the most significant recent deregulation of the banking industry — the landmark act that allowed commercial banks to expand into other financial activities, like investment banking and insurance — was signed into law by Mr. Clinton in 1999.

In 1979 the Met mounted a landmark five-act production directed by John Dexter and conducted by James Levine that included recently discovered pages of richly atmospheric music cut from the Fontainebleau scene even before the Paris premiere.

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