Sentence examples for enacted for a from inspiring English sources

This act was enacted for a limited time only and expired.

A fake protest, drawing 250 people, was enacted for a "minichapter" created to delight hard-core gamers.

The validity of the statute has been sustained as one enacted for a public purpose and providing for the management of the enterprise by the commonwealth.

These amendments, which I helped to write, were enacted for a specific reason: Hazardous and toxic wastes do not belong in the ground.

First, positive laws are enacted for a wide range of reasons that may have nothing to do with whether access by criminal investigators would be reasonable per se.

This being promoted by him to satisfy a passion of revenge, and through covetousness consented to by others, and thus enacted for a law, was the ruin of the best state of the commonwealth.

Laws are enacted for an extraordinary range of reasons, and a universal positive law model would have to give Fourth Amendment relevance to all of them.

The Chancery Court established that, absent particular factual allegations that an exclusive forum bylaw was enacted for an "improper purpose", a board can adopt an exclusive forum bylaw during a transaction process, including even the day that a merger agreement is announced (City of Providence v. First Citizens Bancshares, Sept. 8, 2014).

Since then, protesters have seized several key streets in Hong Kong and demanded the ouster of Hong Kong Chief Executive C.Y. Leung -- but many protesters say the tug-of-war over occupied intersections is in some sense a performance enacted for an audience 1,200 miles to the north, in Beijing.

To wit: when I went to an elegant stand-up cocktail party in the San Remo building some weeks ago, I was moved to enact for a fellow swiller of white wine a bit of Zumba choreography that I think of as the Disco Pony.

This is — have no doubt — an assault on privacy, autonomy, undertaken without permission and enacted for the public, a public with which the subject may or may not wish to engage.