Sentence examples for enacted because of from inspiring English sources

Dodd-Frank was only enacted because of extreme circumstances created by the Great Crash of 2008 and the big Democratic majorities in Congress that it helped produce.

According to China Daily, the ban was originally enacted because of "fears of the potential harm to the physical and mental development of the young".

Lynn E. Turner, a former chief accountant of the Securities and Exchange Commission, recalls that it was enacted because of abuses by financial institutions during the savings and loan debacle.

But the same rule of interpretation should not be applied to criminal statutes which are, as a class, not logically dependent on their locality for the government's jurisdiction, but are enacted because of the right of the government to defend itself against obstruction, or fraud wherever perpetrated, especially if committed by its own citizens, officers, or agents.

But the greatest test of his leadership will be to digest the consequences of this moment and make the appropriate adjustments as Americans come to realize that some of the other things they want out of Congress cannot get enacted because of what was signed into law yesterday.

The European commission is also understood to be concerned that other important reforms scheduled to be included in Tuesday's vote, such as measures to prevent overfishing and environmental damage from fisheries, could be sidetracked or fail to be enacted because of the concerns raised over pulse fishing, which affects less than 0.1% of the EU's fleet.

But, as Frank said, voters today aren't asking for its repeal or complaining about the way the benefit was enacted, because — for all of its flaws, like the infamous "doughnut hole" — on the whole they're reasonably happy with the way the plan has worked.

This afternoon, meanwhile, two Democrats filed a separate legal action before the Appellate Division seeking to overturn the April 23 law on different grounds: that it was unlawfully enacted because a quorum of 21 state senators did not exist when the bill t was introduced on April 20.

These requirements were enacted because the purpose of this program is to provide more opportunities for students to write grants and design and implement their own independent experiments.

Cabinet secretaries find that their agenda can't really be enacted because 100 million words of existing federal rules and statutes prevent innovation this way and that.

The measures must be voted on by provincial lawmakers but are expected to be enacted because they are a product of a deal between the N.D.P. and the Green Party, which together have a majority of votes in the legislature.