Sentence examples for cannot enact later from inspiring English sources

Since the leases were entered into by the tribe voluntarily, the tribe cannot enact later taxes without the consent of the oil companies.

"We cannot enact new trade agreements modeled on Nafta," he said.

A municipality cannot enact smoking regulations that are stricter than those enacted by the state, said Judge Linda Feinberg of Superior Court in Trenton.

"House Republicans cannot enact legislation the president won't sign," said R. Scott Lilly, a former Democratic staff director of the House Appropriations Committee.

Moreover, they cannot enact medical prescriptions when some contextual conditions vary (ie, when they go on holiday).

Likewise, when Mr. Paul and Tea Party supporters define "constitutionally limited government" they argue that much of the New Deal, as well as social programs like Medicare that were enacted later, were a gross violation of the founding document.

The mayor's lawsuit appeared yesterday to rest on a technical conflict in the language of the 1998 campaign finance law and revisions to the City Charter that were enacted later that year in a public referendum.

Laws have usually been enacted later and have often put limits on judicial standards.

Thus, the outcome of this vote cannot, itself, enact the law.

Noting that the military cannot autonomously enact tobacco control policies, civilian public health organizations should target their efforts at Congress.

Laws passed by Parliament cannot be enacted without his agreement.