Sentence examples for enact the statute from inspiring English sources
The judge also found the state had valid reason to enact the statute, embracing medically dubious claims about when a fetus can begin to feel pain.
That would be a copyright violation, and it is that possibility that led Congress to enact the statute that has now landed Mr. Sklyarov in jail -- the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
"It sounds like a good way to protect the land, since the scenic road ordinance only deals with the road itself," said Mary-Michelle U. Hirschoff of Bethany, a chairwoman of Residents for Rural Roads, a group that lobbied the state legislature to enact the statute.
Finally, in 1623 Parliament enacted the Statute of Monopolies.
"When they enacted the statute, I don't think they contemplated interest rates being as low as they are today," Mr. Ng said.
Congress enacted the statute in December 2006 in response to negative publicity about a private investigation authorized by board members at Hewlett-Packard that sought to track down leaks of corporate information by obtaining the telephone records of reporters.
By 1535 the use had become so objectionable because of its frequent employment for improper and illegal objects particularly for avoiding dues or taxes that Parliament enacted the Statute of Uses, which abolished many forms of the use.
Moreover, such an interpretation of the judiciary's authority would render Section 5 a virtual nullity, and would offer none of the protections that Congress sought to achieve in enacting the statute.
"By enacting the statute the legislature has attempted to eliminate cigarette vending machines as a source of tobacco products for minors by prohibiting the placement of cigarette vending machines in locations that are likely to be frequented by minors," the brief states.
By enacting the Statute of Gloucester in 1278 the King challenged baronial rights through a revival of the system of general eyres (royal justices to go on tour throughout the land) and through a significant increase in the number of pleas of quo warranto to be heard by such eyres.
