Sentence examples for enacted following from inspiring English sources

Labour laws enacted following the revolution offer protection to employees, including minimum wages and unemployment benefits; traditionally there have also been benefits for maternity, old age, and illness.

Levitt said the Privacy Act was enacted following the Watergate scandal and concerns about Richard Nixon collecting personal information on American voters.

Historically, public health laws and regulations were enacted following public health tragedies, and often the research tools and techniques required to execute these laws lagged behind the public health needs.

Under the Criminal and Courts Act enacted following the Leveson report, an arbitration scheme backed by a regulator that is sanctioned by the newly formed Press Recognition Panel would be seen as a genuine attempt at settlement and therefore a way of avoiding costly legal battles.

We saw this with Sarbanes Oxley, federal legislation hurriedly enacted following the Nasdaq implosion five years ago.

Last fall, a visa ban between the two was enacted following the arrests of two U.S. mission staff in Turkey for suspected connections to the 2016 coup.

The law is the first of its kind to be enacted this year, following similar legislation in Mississippi last year and being considered in other states.

The Games have not begun but the I.O.C. is faced with doubts about the credibility of a new test for the performance enhancer EPO, chastened by the Australian government's refusal to admit members of its "family" from Uzbekistan and Hong Kong and constantly under scrutiny about the efficacy of reforms enacted last year following the Salt Lake City bribery scandal.

In response to these concerns, the U.S. Congress passed the Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988, the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act Amendments of 1989 and the Omnibus Transportation Employee Testing Act of 1991.In accordance with these Acts, Stanford University has enacted the following policy applicable to all employees and students.

This autonomy was greatly diminished when the imperial court enacted reforms following the threats to central control like the Rebellion of the Seven States.

The CNCs enacted the following domains in descending order over the three grades in an estimate of hours per month: clinical service and consultancy, clinical leadership, education clinical service planning and management and research.