Sentence examples for concerned with enacting from inspiring English sources

Many of the activities of Congress are not directly concerned with enacting laws, but the ability of Congress to enact law is often the sanction that makes its other actions effective.

"Male-on-male sexual harassment was assuredly not the principal evil Congress was concerned with when it enacted" the 1964 Civil Rights Act, Scalia wrote in Oncale vs. Sundowner Offshore Services.

The Congress that enacted § 1343(3) was primarily concerned with providing jurisdiction for cases dealing with racial equality; the Congress that enacted § 1343(4) was primarily concerned with providing jurisdiction for actions dealing with the civil rights enumerated in 42 U.S.C. 1985, and most notably the right to vote.

Section 106(a) was of course not enacted contemporaneously with §§ 242 and 244, and it is solely concerned with the rather different problem of judicial review.

"I was concerned with what would follow if it were invalidated, that it would open the doors to enact aggressive voting suppression measures.

concerned with protecting possession.

WHAT is economics concerned with?

Stonesifer is concerned with dignity.

"I am concerned with respect.

Four drawings concerned with New York City.

We're concerned with culture".