Sentence examples for enacted after a from inspiring English sources

And the law introducing the National Science Technology and Innovation Policy Office (STI) was enacted after a coup in 2006.

(The laws were enacted after a series of scandals in the nineteen-seventies involving C.I.A. domestic spying and attempted assassinations of foreign leaders).

For example, its leaders applied for federal assistance under the Church Arson Prevention Act of 1996, which was enacted after a spate of house-of-worship burnings.

But Mr. Penry did not get the benefit of that change because it was enacted after a retrial in which he was sentenced to death a second time.

In a speech on Friday, Mr. Bainimarama announced that the emergency laws, which were enacted after a decision to abrogate the Constitution led the courts to declare his government illegitimate, would end.

He proposes that this change apply only to marriages enacted after a new law takes effect, presumably because a retroactive change could lead to a queue of pretenders outside Buckingham Palace.

As a result of a Pennsylvania statute — enacted after an aborted $12.5 billion sale to the Wm.

I mean, what am I going to do?" He perked up when he started talking about the fantastic team he was going to bring into the White House's communications shop and the big plans he was going to enact after a tumultuous first week.

The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) replacing the No Child Left Behind Act was enacted after gutting a strong federal role in education policy designed to protect these children and jeopardizing their opportunity for a fair and adequate education to prepare them for work in our globalizing economy.

It is generally a bad idea to enact after-the-fact penalties.

Her father, a former miner, died of lung cancer at age 55 in 1980, and her family received a payout of $100,000 under the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, a law that was enacted after her mother hired a lawyer and testified before Congress.