Sentence examples for enacted later from inspiring English sources

Likewise, when Mr. Paul and Tea Party supporters define "constitutionally limited government" they argue that much of the New Deal, as well as social programs like Medicare that were enacted later, were a gross violation of the founding document.

The mayor's lawsuit appeared yesterday to rest on a technical conflict in the language of the 1998 campaign finance law and revisions to the City Charter that were enacted later that year in a public referendum.

Laws have usually been enacted later and have often put limits on judicial standards.

Since the leases were entered into by the tribe voluntarily, the tribe cannot enact later taxes without the consent of the oil companies.

It is not legislation but rather a blueprint that sets the overall levels for tax and spending laws to be enacted later this year.

The Russian government said this week that constitutional changes in Ukraine should be enacted later this year, putting the presidential election off until then.

If the legislation does not pass the Senate before Congress recesses in August, both sides suggest it will have a hard time being enacted later this year or in 2004, because any controversial legislation is difficult to pass as a presidential election approaches.

The governor highlighted the issue during a speech at a recent Conservative Political Action conference in Orlando, and added that he would like to see testing for public employees as well, a policy he previously enacted but later rescinded.

Mammoliti has attacked both Layton and Perks before, most recently this past spring when a ban of electronic shows at Exhibition Place was enacted, but later reversed; Perks was one of 29 councillors that voted in favour of the reversal and has been a known supporter of electronic dance music events.

As soon as Ms. Barrymore shows up, the forces of coarseness and idiocy surrender before her bright, soft smile and sly good humor -- a rout symbolically enacted a bit later, when she takes after Mr. Schneider with a baseball bat.

And the Congress that later enacted the Electoral Count Act knew it.