Sentence examples for enacted and has from inspiring English sources

This interpretation, which in principle could have required the ban of everything from herbal teas to mushrooms, actually led the F.D.A. to ban saccharine, though this extremely controversial regulatory response never took effect because Congress enacted, and has continually renewed, a law postponing the ban.

"Specific to the issue behind the prospective demonstrations, Hyundai believes that the coalition's efforts would be best directed toward the Alabama Legislature, which enacted and has the power to amend H.B. 56," Zuchowski wrote.

Shortly after the explosion, Cole meets with FBI agent Moya Jones (voiced by Kimberli Colbourne), who assigns him missions to complete in Empire City in hopes of finding an agent named John White (voiced by Phil LaMarr) who was trapped in the city while investigating a case for another agency when the quarantine was enacted and has left numerous encoded messages on satellite receivers.

On June 23 , 1972 Title IX was enacted and had tremendous repercussions for the women's rights movement.

The American people ignored Ronald Reagan's nonsense about indirect consequences, had Medicare enacted and have enjoyed its benefits ever since.

However, the law grandfathers only those insurance plans that were in effect before the law was enacted and have not been significantly changed since then.

That is why I opposed the USA PATRIOT Act when it was first enacted, and have opposed legislation regarding the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) and the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA).

Following the Medical Care Insurance Act, the Canada Health Act (CHA) and the Canada Transfer Act (CTA) were enacted and have since been foundational tenants to Medicare (i.e., the publicly- funded health care system) in Canada.

Once again, liberals have been frightened by the changes their former partners want to enact and have come crawling back to the old regime for protection.

That in turn has meant trying to roll back economic reforms made under the former chancellor — and fellow Social Democrat — Gerhard Schröder, reforms that Mr. Müntefering helped enact and had recently tried to defend.

"Zero tolerance has barely been enacted, and it has been very sporadically enforced," Mr. Clohessy said, "so the notion that we ought to rethink it at this early juncture is very distressing".