Sentence examples for enact orders from inspiring English sources

Many jurisdictions enact orders that can protect your assets during the divorce process, but these court orders can only come into effect once you file.

The first interviews that Claude Lanzmann filmed for "Shoah," in 1975 (but didn't use in that film), featured Benjamin Murmelstein, a Viennese rabbi appointed by German officials to enact their orders in Theresienstadt, the so-called model concentration camp.

With this piece, I hope to shed some light on President Obama's authority to enact executive orders to defer the deportation of 11 million undocumented immigrants and provide them with work authorization to integrate into our society.

Authorities scrambled to enact the order after Trump signed it Friday.

One memorandum froze new regulations, which Andrew Rudalevige, a scholar of executive powers, told me any president would enact in order to get a grasp on the executive branch.

Among these documents were the royal capitularies, quasi-legislative documents dispatched across the kingdom to set forth the king's will and to provide instructions for enacting his orders.

This is because these policies are enacted in order to create a permanent underclass within American society that is racialized and classed.

"Legislators are treated like the foot soldiers of special interests and are instructed to go out and enact their marching orders," Taylor said.

The first known use of the healthcare/broccoli analogy was in 2009, when the editor of CNS News asked in an op-ed, "Can President Barack Obama and Congress enact legislation that orders Americans to buy broccoli?" The answer, the Supreme Court decided, was 'No'.

Mr. Bush has always liked the formulation that the tax cut had to be enacted in order to return the "people's money" to them.

FDA officials said last month that new laws may need to be enacted, in order to clarify the federal government's role in overseeing the sector.