Sentence examples for enacted in such from inspiring English sources
This law, originally intended to help regulate business transactions, was enacted in such a way that, human rights organizations warned, it could be used to rein in Indonesia's flourishing Internet culture.
However, the legislation was enacted in such a hurry that even the SEC itself is unable to say which exemptions will apply to whom.Will any or all of these measures work?
But public policy is not always construed and enacted in such a way.
Although we know that caring occurs in a complex healthcare environment, caring must be enacted in such a way that it is possible to observe, measure and replicate successful caring to the benefit of all patients.
So-called vagrancy laws, by which authorities could force unattached gauchos or peasants to work on large rural estates, were also enacted in countries such as Argentina and Guatemala.
"If a national animal protection law was enacted in China, such acts of cruelty could be prevented, and those who persist in causing harm and suffering to animals within their care could be prosecuted," David Neale, animal welfare director of Animals Asia, told CNN.
Thus, if religion-based gun control (e.g., banning guns for Muslims) were ever enacted in the United States, such a law could be challenged not only on First Amendment grounds, but also on the grounds that the Second Amendment prohibits religious discrimination in arms rights.
Fourth, minimum wages were strongly enforced after the new Minimum Wage Regulations were enacted in 2004, as such they are expected to have more significant employment effects after 2004.
Abortion stigma may be discursively enacted in various ways, such as implying that abortion is 'dirty or unhealthy' (Norris et al. 2011, S52).
One approach to increase medical student awareness of the hidden curriculum is to provide them with readily available examples of how it is enacted in medicine; as such the purpose of this study was to examine depictions of the hidden curriculum in popular medical television programs.
The speech is likely to offer few surprises: Obama has been arguing since June that the election is a choice between continuing the policies he enacted in his first term, such as keeping his health reforms in place and bolstering education spending, and returning to policies enacted under Republican President George W. Bush that hollowed out the middle class in order to cut taxes for the wealthy.
