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The ministry said all archaeological sites had been closed between 1pm and 5pm, adding the measures would be enacted when the mercury hit 39C.

A referendum should be held within the two-year time frame of Britain's exit from the European Union, she added, which will be enacted when the government in London invokes Article 50 of the bloc's governing treaty.

"The good news about E-ZPass being delayed is it will prevent the toll increase on the Turnpike to the end of the year," said Mr. Carrellas, referring to a 20percentpercentntollll increase for non-EZPass users to be enacted when the E-ZPass becomes operative on that road.

JUSTICE JOHN PAUL STEVENS -- Do you think that the pledge has the same meaning today as when it was enacted -- when the words, under God, were inserted into the prayer, into the pledge?

Mandatory sentencing and increased punishment were enacted when the United States Congress passed the Boggs Act of 1952 and the Narcotics Control Act of 1956.

Although the top rate will still be below that even if the surtax is enacted, when one includes the Medicare tax, which applies to all wages, and state income taxes, the top rate will be well above 50% for many high-income taxpayers.

"The District's examination agrees with our analysis that the initiative was enacted when voters approved it and will take effect at the end of the 30-day congressional review period," the District's nonvoting representative in the House, Del.

Grounded in democratic governance, it is a means by which balanced and measured decision-making for the public good determines the policies by which decisions are made or reform is enacted when it does not meet the common good.

The law was enacted when President Obama signed it three weeks ago.

The Progressive Era, New Deal and Great Society laws were enacted when America was still a young and growing nation.

You can see that little drama being enacted when people leave a good movie looking glazed.