Sentence examples for enacted a different from inspiring English sources

But in the Oliveira case it found that the 1926 Federal Arbitration Act clearly carved out an exception for "workers engaged in foreign or interstate commerce". The exception was written into the law because Congress had enacted a different path for transportation worker disputes at the time.

In July 2013, instead of a blanket ban on NPSs, New Zealand enacted a different approach: testing.

Those weren't the easiest of days – too many long hours and weekends working, five young sons who seemed to have this need to re-enact a different world war every night.

There are 17 scene changes and almost each one calls for her to switch costumes and enact a different phase of her life: from an obliging daughter of an intimidating and racist law professor, to a struggling mother in occupied Poland, to a scrawny camp prisoner, to an immigrant struggling to bloom under Nathan's chaotic guidance.

Since 2005 Winter Jazzfest has leaned toward new groups, playing new music, and it helps push them into visibility: different audiences — twice as big or more as those groups would usually draw — enacting a different kind of listening, a sorting-out and contextualizing kind.

Five of the nine "Little House" books are set around the town, where there are 20 Laura-related sites (most open to the public) including historic homes, the homestead where the Ingalls family farmed and the annual pageant — which celebrated its 40th anniversary last month — re-enacting a different novel each year.

We change how we want to keep our goals at the front of our minds each year, and we enact a different visual to keep it engaging all year long.

After the collapse of the GOP effort to repeal the Barack Obama administrations's Affordable Care Act and enact a different set of reforms to the health care system Friday, Trump inherited programs that aren't going anywhere and that serve tens of millions of Americans.

"What if every state enacted a slightly different law?" Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. asked Paul Stern, Maine's deputy attorney general.

Wyoming rejected both model acts and enacted a very different law earlier this year.

The president preempted his hand-picked chairman of the FCC by announcing his own strong policy position before the FCC made a final determination about network neutrality, and after FCC chair Tom Wheeler had hinted that he and his fellow regulators intended to enact a very different policy.