Sentence examples for enact specific from inspiring English sources

She has no power to enact specific changes.

But it authorizes a commission to expand the program if Washington allows the commonwealth to enact specific reforms.

The ruling stated that Catalonia could regulate bullfighting and enact specific measures but could not outright ban the practice.

Asked if the N.C.A.A. should enact specific guidelines for recruiting parties, Wally Renfro, a spokesman for the N.C.A.A., said: "It's difficult for the N.C.A.A. to oversee these parties.

His argument is borne out in a history of British torture by Guardian journalist Ian Cobain – Cruel Britannia – which tracks permissions required to enact specific techniques of abuse up to ministerial level.

Institutions like UC "are in fact a form of state government", noted Hiroshi Motomura, a UCLA law professor and immigration expert, arguing that the university had the power to enact specific policies.

If this were done after the countries had enacted specific, backloaded consolidation plans, the risk to the central bank would be manageable.

"We have enacted specific reforms to address the abuses highlighted by this case in an effort to prevent abuses like this from ever happening again," Mr. McShane added.

With a multi-million payout from those responsible for the head injury, he becomes obsessed with reconstructing the building, furnishing it and filling it with actors re-enacting specific tasks.

In his remarks, the speaker expressed strong resistance to the effort by some Senate Democrats and President Obama for an alternative to enacting specific spending cuts as the price for increasing the debt limit: "triggers" that prompt automatic spending reductions and perhaps tax increases if Congress and the White House do not meet targets for lowering the deficit in coming years.

For these types of experiments, (Taguchi 1986), enacted specific guidelines.