Sentence examples for enacted in part from inspiring English sources

The self-care provision was enacted, in part, to protect pregnant women from discrimination if they had medical reasons for taking time off.

It is hardly a huge change — customs officials were always allowed to ask to see any container they wanted — but experts say the rules were enacted, in part, to counter the Freeport's undeserved image as a place where anything goes.

Elected officials in Albany say a package of legislative reforms intended to help collect some of the hundreds of millions of dollars lost to corruption and to improve the training of city workers failed to get enacted, in part, because of insufficient lobbying by the Bloomberg administration.

In 1217 the Charter of the Forest was enacted, in part to mitigate the worst excesses of royal jurisdiction, and established a more structured range of fines and punishments for peasants who illegally hunted or felled trees in the forests.

The urgency ordinance was enacted in part to help the struggling county recover from last year's devastating Butte fire, which charred more than 70,000 acres, destroyed 549 homes and killed two people. .

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It was enacted in large part to address what a House report called "a very specific sexual fetish".

Karl Rove described Senate Bill 5 as a much "more extensive reform" to public sector unions than was enacted in Wisconsin, in part because the Ohio version included firefighters and police officers.

Metzger said he hopes the university will put into practice safety standards enacted in other parts of the country, including clean air standards in Colorado and wastewater regulations in Pennsylvania, to protect the lands and residents of West Texas.

In the present case, the provision in Section 102.111 stating that the department "shall" ignore returns was enacted in 1951 as part of the code.

Sweeping Changes The mayoral control law, enacted in 2002 as part of a national push to streamline authority over urban schools, expires in June.