Sentence examples for enact a statutory from inspiring English sources
In 1997 he led a commission that recommended, among other things, that Congress enact a statutory basis for the system, to ensure that information was classified only for genuine national security reasons and to provide due process for those who were not granted a clearance or had their clearance revoked.
2. Congress should enact a statutory definition of a "specially designated terrorist".
Section 5. Responding to a presidential election crisis much like that unfolding in Florida during the past three weeks, Congress enacted a statutory scheme to implement the constitutional mechanism of the Electoral College.
In 1984, Congress addressed this problem when it enacted a statutory scheme whereby third party interests in criminally forfeited property are litigated by the court in an ancillary proceeding following the conclusion of the criminal case and the entry of a preliminary order of forfeiture.
Connecticut law authorized a waiver for "extreme circumstances" which the state education commissioner did not include closures for influenza, and the state legislature did not enact a proposed statutory exemption.
In keeping with Section 4 of Article 2 of the United States Constitution, Florida's Legislature enacted a detailed statutory system for voting, for recounting and for certifying results of elections.
Further, he has prodded the Legislature to enact a revision to the state's costly and inefficient workers' compensation program and is demanding that lawmakers pass a budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 by the statutory deadline of June 15; the Legislature has missed the deadline in 17 of the last 25 years.
Enact a federal privacy law.
In particular, when Congress enacts a clear and precise statutory text--one that articulates not only a set of relevant aims but also the specific means of their pursuit--the Court has assumed that the operative details of such a statute may reflect a (frequently unrecorded) compromise to go so far and no farther in pursuit of its background goals.
The paper concludes that the resulting separation of legislator responsibility from legislative result (viz. the statutory text) enables Congress to enact binding statutory details through a process other than the one prescribed by the Constitution.
