Sentence examples for enacted in recent from inspiring English sources

And a variety of safety measures have been enacted in recent years.

Dozens of international accords aimed at protecting the environment have been enacted in recent decades.

He also said he would reverse the sensible, bipartisan cuts in military spending that have been enacted in recent years, presumably so there can be more wars.

Mr. Hevesi saluted the many business tax cuts enacted in recent years and urged the repeal of the city's commercial rent tax.

Although limited to the first $18,000, the cost-of-living adjustment was the most expensive pension enhancement enacted in recent memory in New York, according to the Independent Budget Office.

But many of the measures enacted in recent months have failed to satisfy critics, who say that the government has not gone far enough to provide greater democratic rights.

(Both are laws that anti-abortion groups have moved aggressively to enact in recent years).

Second, his proposal to use tax subsidies to encourage private health insurance a pilot for which was enacted in the recent Trade Adjustment Assistance Act offers support for individuals adversely affected by trade dislocations.

Many states have also enacted laws in recent years that make registration drives more difficult, with stricter reporting and filing deadlines for voter registration groups.

HOUSTON — Nearly 200 cities across the country have enacted ordinances in recent years that prohibit bias by municipal employees or in city contracts over someone's race, sex, age, religion or sexual orientation.

More than 20 states enacted legislation in recent years to allow some form of private-sector investment that would help fill budget gaps and repair crumbling roads, bridges and even airports.