Sentence examples for enacted during a from inspiring English sources

The law was enacted during a war, but the 2012 request, essentially identical to the original, came under different circumstances.

The photographs in Douwes Dekker's collection provide nearly complete documentation of the climatic moments of tiwah as it was enacted during a period roughly contemporaneous with Scharer's research.

And he says that Social Security, the retirement program for the nation's elderly, is a "failure" enacted during a power grab called the New Deal and is "something we have been forced to accept".

Ms. Berenson told the court that the anti-terrorist laws under which she was being charged were enacted during a state of emergency and had attracted international criticism because they overrode detainees' rights.

They say the law was not enacted during a 10-day window in 2013 during which jurisdictions were allowed to ban or restrict assault weapons before a law allowing residents to carry concealed weapons in public went into effect.

Through a case of indoor heating practice and its disruption during a multiple-day power cut, I have demonstrated how the practice of heating carries dormant elements of practice that are reactivated and enacted during an instable event.

In a 2013 essay titled "Race and the Priesthood," the church explained that the ban was enacted during an era of great racial divide.

Pay reforms are commonly enacted during reconstruction as a strategy to attract and retain public health workers.

The earlier response measures are enacted during the onset of an outbreak, the greater the chance interventions will have at reducing the number of excess cases.

But it rests on the U.S.-Mexican border, so the Department of Homeland Security took it to erect a border wall under a federal law enacted during the Bush administration.

The Justice Department official emphasized that the department was fighting to enforce a statute enacted during the Obama administration.