Sentence examples for badly enacted from inspiring English sources
Where progressive methods failed, was it because they were fundamentally flawed or just badly enacted?Such questions are of more than historical interest because now a concerted attempt is being made by ministers and their advisers to replace many Plowden-era orthodoxies, where they are still to be found, with a new orthodoxy which owes much to the "traditionalist" thinking that preceded Plowden.
It took longer than expected, but the Obama administration is finally poised to enact badly needed regulations requiring that the manufacturers of drugs, medical devices and medical supplies disclose all payments they make to doctors or teaching hospitals.
When Diocletian became Roman Emperor in 284, the military situation had recently stabilized, which allowed him to enact badly needed constitutional reforms.
Almost everyone agrees that the law, enacted in 1976, is badly flawed because of the complexity, costs and delays it imposes on regulating chemicals.
After their membership and bargaining clout declined in recent decades, the nation's unions were badly stung when the Wisconsin and Ohio legislatures enacted laws in 2011 to restrict the ability of government employees to bargain collectively.
Chicago's are badly underfunded, and no major reforms have been enacted, although Mr. Daley formed a commission to address the issue.
Students are inspired to learn by seeing scholarship enacted locally; their education will be badly compromised by accelerating their association of scholarly authority with a video screen image.
Recent state laws being proposed or that have already been enacted in states as diverse as Florida, Alaska, and California decided that "If a student is behaving badly, punish Mom and Dad".
The powerful winds razed or badly damaged thousands of homes and other buildings, forcing Florida to conduct a re-evaluation just two years after it enacted regulations that many people considered sufficient.
Emergency measures were enacted.
