Sentence examples for enacted at a from inspiring English sources

America's Clinton-era reforms were enacted at a time of falling unemployment.

Most labor laws were enacted at a time when "employees" and "employers" were easily recognizable.

But, if any document was meant to be enacted at a back-yard barbecue, the Declaration of Independence is it.

Most of the laws that regulated the financial service sector were enacted at a period that was closer to the Civil War than to this period.

The changes are also being enacted at a time when New York has more lawyers per capita than any other state.

It is being enacted at a time when the percentage of concussions suffered by players that result from helmet-to-helmet hits is increasing, according to the NFL.

Mr. Bush hopes that by fulfilling a promise he made in his 2000 campaign and securing the biggest new benefit since the program was enacted, at an estimated cost of $400 billion over the next 10 years, he will at least neutralize a big political advantage Democrats have enjoyed for more than 35 years.

The powers are still in the law and could be enacted at any time.

In fact, it wasn't enacted at all.

William Wells, the co-founder and director of the not-for-profit Townhouse Gallery in Cairo, was the only speaker on the panel actually enacting at a local level the "soft power" celebrated by Dercon.

China also announced that it would enact at an early date a comprehensive missile-related export control system to help enforce that policy.