Sentence examples for enacted a requirement from inspiring English sources

In New Jersey, which enacted a requirement on contraceptives in 2006, a number of religiously affiliated hospitals have also opted for self-insurance.

The town of Greenburgh, alone in the county, has enacted a requirement that any development in districts zoned for multifamily dwellings must include one affordable unit for every nine priced at market rate.

Last month, a state appeals court ruled that the city had illegally enacted a requirement that single adults had to prove they had no alternative housing before being allowed into shelters.

McGwin et al. ([2008b]) found that after Florida enacted a requirement for drivers ages 80 years and older to pass a vision test if renewing their license by mail or online, 93% of those who attempted to renew their license succeeded, but 20% of those eligible for renewal chose not to do so.

Mr. Daschle, who faces re-election next year, is determined to enact a requirement that would double the use of corn-based ethanol in gasoline over the next decade.

At one point, he addressed the failure to enact a requirement that lobbyists trying to win state contracts disclose the names of their clients and their expenses and compensation, even as questions have been raised about former administration officials' influencing government action as private lobbyists.

In 1982, Congress briefly enacted a withholding requirement for interest income and the outcry was so loud that it was repealed almost immediately.

In their letter to Congress on Tuesday, Ms. Ignagni and Mr. Serota said that if Congress enacted an enforceable requirement for everyone to carry health insurance, "we could guarantee issue of coverage with no pre-existing condition exclusions and phase out the practice of varying premiums based on health status in the individual market".

In their letter to Congress, Ms. Ignagni and Mr. Serota said that if Congress enacted an enforceable requirement for everyone to carry health insurance, "we could guarantee issue of coverage with no pre-existing condition exclusions and phase out the practice of varying premiums based on health status in the individual market".

Congress also enacted a bilingual election requirement in Section 203, which requires election officials in certain jurisdictions with large numbers of English-illiterate language minorities to provide ballots and voting information in the language of the language-minority group.

5 Furthermore, in 2010, the Mexican authorities enacted a prescription-only requirement policy to enforce the regulation to sell antibiotics only with a physician's prescription.