Sentence examples for after being enacted from inspiring English sources

Few anticipate passage of such bills (a North Dakota law was revoked in 2003 shortly after being enacted, such was the dissent).

Ms. Feinstein's bill — which, unlike the 1994 assault weapons ban, would not expire after being enacted — would also ban certain characteristics of guns that make them more lethal.

Shortly after being enacted into federal law, prisons began to be filled with African Americans serving prison terms of five to 10 years or longer for these offenses.

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It is a massive leap to insinuate that a full four years after being enacted, the minimum wage hike of 1997 suddenly resulted in a sudden drop in teen jobs.

Two years after being enacted by President Barack Obama, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program has been renewed by the Department of Homeland Security for a second round.

And the Massachusetts health care law, Romneycare, which the ACA is modeled after, was enacted in 2006, had technical problems, has been amended twice, but is successful today.

It worked well to open up politics for 30 years after it was enacted — after the Watergate scandal spot-lit the corruptive power of special-interest money.

Instead of lowering physician's insurance premiums, for the first 13 years after MICRA was enacted, premiums rose 450percentt and only decreased after a ballot initiative was enacted into law that included a mandatory premium rate rollback.

Remedies of this kind were passed after Medicare was enacted in 1965.

More importantly, such models are inherently reactive: legislation cannot be litigated until after it is enacted.