If the 2013 budget, which the White House released this morning, were to be enacted in full, which is highly unlikely, you would face a big increase in your tax bill.
He lobbied hard for the Clinton crime bill, enacted in 1994, which banned many military-style assault weapons.
More importantly, as an independent member of Parliament for Oxford University (1935 50), he introduced the matrimonial causes bill (enacted in 1937), which radically amended English divorce laws.
Browne said the N.F.L. supported the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act enacted in 1992, which bans state-licensed sports betting, except in a small handful of "grandfathered" states.
The early changes under British rule were systematized by a series of reforms enacted in 1833, which laid the foundation for the subsequent political and economic structure of Ceylon.
Until two years ago, Japanese oil companies were shielded by a "temporary" law, enacted in 1986, which allowed only those petroleum products that had been refined in Japan to be sold there.
Some say a law enacted in February, which put South Korea's ministry of security and public administration in charge of dealing with man-made disasters, may have delayed rescue efforts.
A more recent trap facing investors in Cuba is the Helms-Burton law, enacted in 1996, which prohibits business executives who use property that Mr. Castro confiscated from American owners from entering the United States.
He announced, in what is becoming a routine exercise for France, that the country would extend the emergency law enacted in November, which had been set to expire at the end of July, for another three months.
The measure before the Senate would immediately roll back the 4.3 cents enacted in 1993, which was part of a large budget measure approved by the Senate after Vice President Al Gore cast the tie-breaking vote.
Reclamation regulation in the USA was enacted in 1977, which is well-known law for land reclamation.
