Sentence examples for by enactments from inspiring English sources

Zoroastrians were subjected to public discrimination through dress regulations – not allowed to wear new or white clothes, and compelled by enactments to wear the dull yellow raiment already alluded to as a distinguishing badge.

Congress responded in 1890 by enactment of the Sherman Silver Purchase Act, which increased the government's monthly silver purchases by 50 percent.

It has come to our information that, by enactment of a federal statute, lands are granted only to those who have exercised the prerogatives of citizenship.

Just how and when such rules for candidates would be enacted -- whether by decree from the leadership or from an election commission, or by enactment of the legislature, which was elected in 1996 -- appears not to have been resolved.

The most obvious way in which human rights exist is as norms of national and international law created by enactment and judicial decisions.

The bill has already created unintended consequences with ratings agencies S&P, Moody's, and Fitch refusing to let bond issuers use their ratings pending a review of legal exposure caused by enactment of the law.

The incorporation can occur either by enactment in a statute or by a court declaration that the rule forms part of the common law.

Bentinck's resolution was followed by other enactments accelerating the growth of English education in India.

He initiated this with a 5-point plan, the first point of which dissolved all existing laws, to be replaced by revolutionary enactments.

Mr. Salerno, a dogged researcher and tireless interviewer, assembles his documentary material (supplemented by re-enactments and propelled by a throbbing, action-movie score) into a breathless story full of hyperbole and speculation.

On sexual equality, women would be better protected by the enforcement of existing laws against domestic violence than by the enactment of new laws forcing them to dress in a way that may be against their will.