Sentence examples for contributed to the enactment of from inspiring English sources
It contributed to the enactment of the Petition of Right.
He successfully pushed for a law outlawing lead paint, helped win an innocent man's release from prison, and contributed to the enactment of tougher campaign financing laws.
Josephine Clara Goldmark, (born Oct. 13, 1877, Brooklyn, N.Y., U.S. died Dec. 15, 1950, White Plains, N.Y ., American reformer whose research contributed to the enactment of labour legislation.
October 13, 1877 New York City, New York December 15 , 1950White Plains, New York Josephine Clara Goldmark, (born Oct. 13, 1877, Brooklyn, N.Y., U.S. died Dec. 15, 1950, White Plains, N.Y ., American reformer whose research contributed to the enactment of labour legislation.
Subsequently, in the second case study, the Genome of the Netherlands, a database allegedly containing the genomic profile of the Dutch population, was used to analyse how bioinformatics and specifically this database, contributes to the enactment of nationality as a genetic category.
That "may then contribute to the enactment of the behavior itself," they added.
Hundreds of manufacturers subsequently produced various forms, one of which contained diethylene glycol, poisoning hundreds of people, and contributing to the enactment of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act in 1938.
It's an article of historical faith that the enactment of harsh protective U.S. tariffs in 1930 contributed to the Great Depression.
Hundreds of billions of dollars would be raised by wider enactment of the Robin Hood tax, funds that could be used directly to attack under funding of health programs and poverty that contribute to the outbreaks and their rapid spread.
This case study shows how bioinformatics software can contribute to specific enactments of population identities through assumptions that become embedded in an algorithm.
Where this algorithm is used for determining population structure, it contributes to specific enactments of population identities, inadvertently revoking notions of ethnicity and race as biological phenomena.
