Sentence examples for enacted less from inspiring English sources

In the year after the law was enacted, less than seven per cent of spam complied with the requirements of the legislation, according to MX Logic, an Internet-security firm.

First, it showed that Parliament no longer considered its previous statutes unassailable, as it provided for a maximum parliamentary term of seven years, whereas the Triennial Act (1694) (enacted less than a quarter of a century previously) had provided for a maximum term of three years.

The Trade Act of 2002, enacted less than a year after 9/11, mandated that U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CPB) receive advance information (electronically, in a document commonly called a manifest) on all packages, in fact all cargo, entering the nation.

Environmental advocates largely remained silent late last year as Mr. Obama all but abandoned his quest for sweeping climate change legislation and began to reach out to Republicans to enact less ambitious clean energy measures.

Whether that and other assumptions turn out to be true, the report is a reminder that lawmakers should act soon to bolster the system's financing — the sooner reforms are enacted, the less wrenching they have to be.

Hypothesis 2. Interventions that seek to reshape the attitudinal landscape in which professional behaviours are enacted are less likely to lead to behaviour change.

Our second hypothesis supports this by highlighting outcomes of interventions that have 'soft' attitudinal components: Hypothesis 2. Interventions that seek to reshape the attitudinal landscape in which professional behaviours are enacted are less likely to lead to behaviour change.

On the same day, New York enacted a less-comprehensive wage increase that activists also greeted as a victory.

Did she ever contemplate going on a hunger strike to enact a less masculine approach to playtime?

By using supertypes in the wiring commands, instead of separate subtypes, this reconfiguration can be enacted using far less wiring commands and therefore wire events.

Congress enacted new laws less than two months after Hill testified, and that number grew to 15,342 by 1996.