Sentence examples for enacted in line from inspiring English sources

But there are now committed agencies in every country working to promote the protection of children and a number of legislation has been enacted in line with international standards.

This paper discusses an example of how the purposes and promises of the bioeconomy are enacted in Brazil, in line with local environmental and political specificities.

The Data Quality Act was quietly enacted in December 2000 as 27 lines in a giant budget bill.

The patent law, enacted in March to bring India in line with World Trade Organization rules, frustrates some companies in the country's large pharmaceutical industry, which makes copies of many Western medicines.

In the legal arena, the laws enacted in Sweden in 1983 and 1997, can, in line with this reasoning, be interpreted as attempts to decrease physician autonomy by increasing managerial jurisdiction.

Diane Steed, who heads the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, said the fuel-economy requirements for 1987 and 1988 cars - set by legislation enacted in 1975, when memories of gasoline lines were still fresh - appeared to be too tough.

"Winter solitude" in enacted in the visual image of the second line and the sound of the wind in the third.

One alternative is a "net worth certificate" program along the lines of what Congress enacted in the 1980s for the savings and loan industry.

Anti-Jewish legislation (along the lines of the German Nuremberg Laws or French Statut des Juifs) was enacted in October 1940, a few months after the German occupation.

The Air Pollution Control Law was enacted in 1968.

New rules enacted in the off-season limit players' dawdling and yapping before face-offs and their loafing onto line changes after plays stop.